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The state of Malawi’s sports infrastructure

Bullets_v_WanderersSports comes second to religion as it brings people of different background together. People from different social back¬grounds and status converge at different sports centres to be entertained. The most excit¬ing thing about sports is that it guarantees drama and immense entertainment.

Shameful!...Juju scares Bullets from dressing room

BulletsThe issue of juju beliefs reared its ugly head again last Saturday when Big Bullets refused to use the dressing rooms at Civo Stadium during their encounter with Civo United.

Sulom wants notorious FB Page closed

Joseph_kamwendoA controversial Facebook page called TNM Super League (Pompo Pompo 3 points) has stirred wasp hornet because of its members' stinging personal attacks on sports personalities.

Body builder arrested for assault

SuwediBarely few days after finishing third in a highly competitive 'Mr. Malawi' body-building contest in Blantyre, Yasin 'Ichocho' Suwedi has been arrested by the police for assault.

Eagles players bitter

Eagles_PlayerTrouble is brewing at Blue Eagles where players are demanding the immediate payment of their Carlsberg Cup bonuses from the club.

2012 not Coach Kinnah's year

Kinnah_Phiri_warns_the_media_to_constructively_critisize_him__his_boysNational team coach Kinnah Phiri is expected to work on the weaknesses pointed out in the year 2012 if the performance of the Flames is to improve.

Aging Perpetual to feature on Mwenda, Mandeya bill

Aging pugilist Perpetual Mkandawire refuses to throw in the towel; he is back on Sunday featur¬ing in the main supporting bout on the undercard of Alick Mwenda and Silas Mandeya bill.

SuperSport analyst praises Mzava

Limbikani_Mzava_yellowSuperSport's Soccer Africa anchor and football analyst Thomas Mlambo has praised Flames defender Limbikani Mzava after a splendid performance for Bloemfontein Celtic against Orlando Pirates last Sunday.

Wife dumps goalkeeper Sikwewa

Charles_SikwewaFormer Moyale Barracks stopper Charles Sikwewa, who is also known in football circles as Chenga, became a babysitter earlier this week after his wife dumped him and their one-year old child apparently for another man.

Gaffar is dictator says Sikwese


Rashid_Gaffar_copyNomads executive member Elea Mbale Sikwese has accused Nomads chairperson Rashid Rashy Gaffar of  dictatorial tendencies that have led to low patronage and membership at the once flamboyant Wanderers  Club.

Sulom warns coaches, on use of social networks

WilliamBandaPlayers, coaches and officials who make statements on social networks like Facebook and Twitter that can put football into disre¬pute face stiff punishment, Super League of Malawi(Sulom) has warned.

Dishonesty dominates Kamuzu Stadium saga

Kamuzu_stadiumThe sports fraternity has questioned the circumstances surrounding the closure of Kamuzu Stadium in Blan¬tyre saying the Minister of Sports, Youth and Culture Enock Chihana must slow down.

Escom happy with caretaker coaches


escomFanuel Nkhono, chairperson for one of Malawi's leading football clubs, Escom United says the club is happy with its caretaker coaches as the team marched through three consecutive matches without a loss.

Nomads still happy without coach

osmanOne of the most followed football clubs in Malawi, Mighty Wanderers, who are now without a coach, say they are not desperate to find one and their fans should not panic about this.

Sulom wants clubs to benefit from gate collections

Super League of Malawi (Sulom) says it is revising the way gate collections from matches are shared in a bid to maximize profits for clubs which are complaining that they are being robbed by service providers who get a gargantuan share than the clubs. The issue came to the fore after the high-priced Blantyre derby between Big Bullets and Mighty Wanderers glossed K4.4 million kwacha but, after giving service providers their entitlements, the clubs only got a paltry K800,000 each.

Sulom warns super League teams

Super League of Malawi (Sulom) has moved a step further in en¬suring that football players are protected against exploitation and has reminded clubs that players without contracts are free agents.

Kamuzu Stadium stinks

Flames performances at the Kamuzu Stadium have been hor¬rible but sanitation at this sports facility is not any better forcing women to expose their nakedness in front of male spectators during football matches, The Weekend Times can reveal.

Chad has weak defence, analyst says

Malawivs_NigeriaSeasoned football analyst Charles Nyirenda has tipped the Flames to capitalise on Chad's vulnerable de¬fence to win the match Saturday and qualify to the next stage of the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations to be staged in South Africa.

Tears for Kinnah

It was 75 minutes on the clock last Saturday when a near-obese man in a red puma jersey left his seat and started warming up amid cheers from a crowd subdued in their seats the whole afternoon.

Kuku Matches’ raw deal

Cash strapped teams in the top flight league have described Kuku Matches offer to sponsor football in the country as a big joke.Hassan_Jussab

Bullets, Blue Eagles played ugly football

A lot of hype was created ahead of the long awaited Fellowship Association of Malawi (Fama) trophy final at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe last Saturday which saw Blue Eagles triumph over Big Bullets through post match penalties.

 

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