Malaysia is lowly ranked on the FIFA table, but this has not deterred local players to go there in search of the proverbial greener pasture. Latest to join this trek is Flames defender Elvis Kafoteka who has been linked with a move to the Far East.

Malawi netball landscape is going through one of its biggest transformation. The veterans Mary Waya, Esther Nkhoma and Peace Chawinga-Kalua have left the national team and those with fresh talent are being asked to step up.

Lesotho coach Moses Maliehe says Malawi is a big threat to their ambitions of progressing into the semifinals of the Cosafa Under-20 championship in Botswana next month.

Don't drink and play! This is the warning coming from Big Bullets Football Club.

Fam president Walter Nyamilandu is confident of retaining his seat at the December 17 polls even if the executive committee is barred from voting.

They left the country for greener pastures; they played on carpet like surface in Europe and South Africa while getting hefty salaries and mouth watering perks.

The story of tennis in Malawi is one that is littered with raw talent, which has not been exploited and nurtured to make a mark on the international circuit.

Rwanda-based national soccer team defender Elvis Kafoteka has made a U-turn on the decision to retire from the Flames, saying the decision was premature.

Malawi national soccer team coach Kinnah Phiri—who said he was not going to renew his contract when it expires in June 2012—has now had a change of heart.

Bullets FC put up a spirited performance on Saturday but ended up crashing out of the Standard Bank Knockout Cup after losing to a resilient Mafco in post-match penalties at Kamuzu Stadium. The teams had been tied 1-1 at the end of regulation time.

Businessman Jimmy Korea-Mpatsa has offered to foot medical bills in South Africa for boxing coach Andy Muyaya after The Sunday Times published a story which disclosed that the trainer has been suffering from cancer for the past 10 years.

For two weeks Wanderers FC dared to dream after beating archrivals Bullets FC and Silver Strikers, but yesterday the dream dissolved into the darkest nightmare. The Nomads fell 1-0 to Moyale Barracks in a not-so-exciting Super League tussle on home turf, Kamuzu Stadium. Substitute Chamveka Chagwetsa clinched the winner in an encounter the Mzuzu soldiers dominated while the Lali Lubani outfit fell second to the ball.

Malawian midfielder Tawonga Chimodzi has expressed his joy at the prospect of being eligible to play again for Santos after having been de-registered for the whole of last season. Chimodzi was unfortunate to pick up a back injury in preseason last year which saw him being sacrificed to make space for another foreign player in Malian Sekou Camara. With the club having exhausted its foreign quota, Chimodzi was then forced to watch from the sidelines.

Mchinji Boys Boxing Club newly netted female boxers will for the first time showcase their talent during a bout between Malani Kayuni and Perpetual Mkandawire next month. The stable recently embarked on a talent scouting mission which unearthed two female boxers Christina Maele and Eliza Msuku. “The two will curtainraise the fight between Malani and Perpetual. They have been training hard and we think this is the time for them to go into the ring,