Andrew Cane Chilapondwa, Author at Malawi 24

CRFA prize presentation shifted to next week

Feb 03, 2017 1

Central Region Football Association (CRFA) in conjunction with Chipiku Stores have shifted the prize presentation ceremony which was slated for Saturday, 4th February to 11th February next week. According to the association, the decision to… ...

“We can destroy Silver Strikers at once” – Nomads hit back

Feb 01, 2017 114

...blames Silver for Kamwendo' resignation Be Forward Wanderers General Secretary Mike Butao has hit back at Silver Strikers saying his side can destroy the Central Bankers at once. Speaking to one of the local radio… ...

Gabeya’s transfer dealt with huge blow: Bullets block defender’s RSA move

Feb 01, 2017 53

The 20-year-old Nyasa Big Bullets and Flames defender was offered a two year deal at Highlands Park in South Africa but the move failed to materialize in the eleventh hour following Bullets' refusal to accept… ...

Nomads shift gala awards ceremony to February end

Jan 31, 2017 8

The much anticipated Be Forward Wanderers gala awards ceremony which was scheduled to take place this coming Saturday at Comesa Hall in the commercial city of Blantyre has been shifted to the month end of… ...

FAM clears Kangunje, Mbulu to play in Mozambique

Jan 31, 2017 3

The 22-year-old Civo Service United midfielder and the 23-year-old Mafco FC forward will play for Costo Dol Sol of Mozambique after being cleared by Football Association of Malawi (FAM). Richard Mbulu, who is waiting for… ...

Gabeya does the miracles in RSA: Signs for Highlanders Park

Jan 31, 2017 77

After failing to clinch a deal with Kaizer Chiefs, Nyasa Big Bullets defender Miracle Gabeya has been offered a two year deal at Premier Soccer League (PSL) side Highlands Park of South Africa, Malawi24 can… ...

Bullets closing in on Ramadhan

Jan 30, 2017 28

The Burundian is set to return to his former club Nyasa Big Bullets following an executive meeting that took place in Lilongwe over the weekend where Nsazurwimo Ramadhan received an overwhelming support to take over… ...