Andrew Cane Chilapondwa, Author at Malawi 24

Late Douglas Chirambo’s tombstone unveiling today

Apr 08, 2017 0

The former Nyasa Big Bullets and Flames left back died on 5th April 2015 after succumbing to Intracranial Neoplasm (brain tumor). Now, his friends formed a WhatsApp group called 'Friends of late Douglas Chirambo's aimed… ...

Bullets sign starlet from Tigers

Apr 08, 2017 1

The striker who scored 14 goals for Azam Tigers in the TNM Super League last season has completed a three year contract with Nyasa Big Bullets. Bright Munthali, whose contract with Tigers expired, will start… ...

Bullets’ Billy One banned for three years

Apr 07, 2017 2

Despite making a public apology, Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has slapped Nyasa Big Bullets supporter Billy 'One' Severe with a three year ban from any football related activity following his unsporting behaviour during Bullets's… ...

FIFA Rankings: Malawi now 100th in the world

Apr 07, 2017 1

Flames of Malawi have moved three steps up in the latest FIFA rankings released on Thursday by the world soccer governing body. The Flames are yet to play an international game since September last year… ...

Ronny Van Geneugden in Malawi: Belgian coach pictured arriving at Chileka for Flames job

Apr 07, 2017 0

Ronny Van Geneugden arrived at Chileka International Airport last evening ahead of becoming Flames head coach. The Belgian coach will replace Ernest Mtawali who was sacked in September last year after failing to guide Malawi… ...

Ronny Van Geneugden has never coached national team

Apr 06, 2017 1

The 48 year-old former Belgium midfielder has never coached any national team before as he is on the verge of being named new Malawi national football team head coach. Ronny Van Geneugden is expected to… ...

ICTAM adopts new constitution

Apr 06, 2017 0

The new constitution will allow members to seek re-election when their term of office expires. Information and Communications Technology Association of Malawi (ICTAM) has adopted a new constitution. Initially, office bearers were serving one year… ...