Andrew Cane Chilapondwa, Author at Malawi 24

Flames beaten: Semifinal dream hang by a thread

Jul 11, 2021 0

Malawi National Football Team's search for their first win at 2021 COSAFA Cup competition in South Africa suffered yet another massive blow as the Flames went down 2-0 to Mozambique at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium… ...

Same old Flames: Malawi surrender two-goal lead to draw with Zimbabwe

Jul 09, 2021 0

The spirit of conceding in the late stages of matches was back again with full force when Malawi National Football Team gave away a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 with Zimbabwe National Football Team in… ...

Kajawa says Tigers will keep on fighting for Super League survival

Jul 07, 2021 0

Despite Mighty Tigers dropping vital two points against Kamuzu Barracks on Saturday, head coach Trevor Kajawa is refusing to throw in the towel yet and he has insisted that it’s not over for the Blantyre… ...

FDH Bank renews Flames sponsorship deal: To pump in K360m in three years

Jul 01, 2021 0

FDH Bank Plc Limited will sponsor the Malawi National Football Team in a new K360 million three-year deal which was announced during a press conference by Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and the Bank on… ...

FAM, Airtel celebrate Airtel Top Eight Cup sponsorship renewal

Jun 30, 2021 0

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President Walter Nyamilandu together with Airtel Malawi Plc Limited Chief Executive Officer Charles Kamoto have announced the renewal of the Airtel Top Eight sponsorship for a further three years. The… ...

Blantyre derby postponed

Jun 29, 2021 0

The highly anticipated biggest football game in Malawi between Nyasa Big Bullets and their traditional rivals Be Forward Wanderers has been postponed by the Super League of Malawi (Sulom) after the two teams contributed more… ...

COSAFA Cup to go ahead despite lockdown in South Africa

Jun 28, 2021 0

Council of Southern African Football Associations (COSAFA) has announced that the 2021 COSAFA Cup, which is scheduled to kick off on 6th July and end 18th July in Nelson Mandela Bay, will still go ahead… ...