Zimbabwe star Munashe Garan'anga cut his vacation short for Champions League duty. The defender rushed back to FC Copenhagen after they grabbed the Danish Superliga crown. His team clinched the domestic double when they bagged the Danish Cup on May 29. The Copenhagen squad earned their spot among Europe's elite clubs through their championship success. Garan'anga wants to help his teammates make waves on the continental stage.
FC Copenhagen faces a crucial qualifier match on July 29 against either FC Drita from Kosovo or FC Differdange from Luxembourg. The Danish champions must win this second round clash to advance deeper into the tournament. European competition demands peak fitness and tactical sharpness from every player. The club...
Referee Michael Mwambyale finds himself back under fire after returning from his six-month ban. The official sparked fresh outrage during Wednesday's match between Ekhaya FC and FCB Nyasa Big Bullets at Kamuzu Stadium. Fans cannot believe he failed to show cards after a heated clash between players. Social media erupted with angry comments about his controversial decision. Football supporters demand action from league officials.
The drama started when Ekhaya goalkeeper Elias Missi grabbed striker Babatunde Adepoju around the neck. The two players collided during play and tensions flared immediately. Missi charged at Babatunde aggressively after the striker tried to push his hand away. Players from both teams rushed over as the...
Action Aid International researchers discovered that budget cuts are destroying vital services across Africa. The organization studied six nations and found hospitals and schools falling apart due to money problems. Countries like Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria and Malawi all struggle with the same crisis. Governments slash spending when foreign donors stop sending cash. Essential services for ordinary people pay the price for these harsh financial decisions.
Students suffer from terrible teaching conditions and broken school buildings. Teachers cannot do their jobs properly without enough supplies or decent classrooms. Hospitals face similar problems with staff shortages and outdated equipment. Families cannot access basic...
Pacific Limited scored a massive cash boost for their water well repair project. Central Poultry Limited stepped up with a huge K400 million donation to help fix broken boreholes across the country. The money will buy spare parts needed to repair 250 water wells that have stopped working. Company chief Nizam Kasmany said his business wants to help people who struggle to find clean drinking water. The partnership shows how private companies can work together to solve water problems.
Faisal Aboo runs Pacific Limited and thanked Central Poultry for their generous support. His company has been fixing broken water wells since 2015 without charging communities any fees. The team has already repaired more than 8,000 boreholes across Malawi...
Malawi just landed a massive money deal that could change everything for the country. NBS Bank teamed up with African Export-Import Bank to bring more than 100 million dollars to the nation. The two banks signed papers for a three-year partnership that will fund major projects across the country. Energy companies, transport builders, factories, and tourist spots will all benefit from this cash injection. The agreement happened during a ceremony held in Abuja, Nigeria last Thursday.
The banks created something called a Joint Project Preparation Facility to make sure projects are ready for funding. Both institutions will pay for studies, technical checks, and legal advice before any construction starts. This smart approach means projects...
National Bank of Malawi shareholders are mad about their Tanzanian operation losing money again. Akiba Commercial Bank keeps bleeding cash and investors want answers fast. The bank's annual meeting at the Leadership Centre in Blantyre turned heated when people demanded action. Joe Maere spoke for angry shareholders who like NBM's profits but hate Akiba's problems. Management promised a rescue plan to fix the struggling subsidiary.
Board chief Jimmy Lipunga admitted shareholders have good reason to worry about the mess. He blamed old bad loans for dragging down Akiba's numbers. The Tanzanian bank is still building up its business and hasn't launched new products. Lipunga thinks better days are coming for the troubled operation. He...
Malawi coach Kalisto Pasuwa has picked two fresh faces for the national team ahead of their showdown with Botswana. Joshua Waka from Blue Eagles gets his first chance between the posts after stellar club performances. Striker Blessings Mwalilino from Mighty Wanderers also earns his maiden call-up to the senior squad. The pair will join 23 other players for Sunday's friendly at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe. Their selection shows Pasuwa wants young blood mixed with experienced campaigners.
The match forms part of Malawi's 61st Independence Day party celebrations. Pasuwa kept 17 players from last month's COSAFA Cup tournament squad. FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Reserves midfielder Oscar Petro stays after his impressive debut against...
Malawi's opposition parties are fighting each other instead of the ruling party. The Malawi Congress Party beat them last time because other groups joined forces. Opposition leaders want to be the top candidate and refuse to work together. Their ego battles are destroying any chance of winning future elections.
The Democratic Progressive Party made things worse by demanding both the president and vice president spots. Other parties like Aford and UDF feel pushed out of the deal. Leaders Enoch Chihana and Atupele Muluzi watched their coalition dreams fall apart. Nobody wants to take second place behind the DPP.
Voters are getting scared about another MCP government. The country faces serious money problems that keep getting worse...
Parliament members grilled the Defense Minister about foreign troops still camped out across Gambia. Omar Jammeh from Janjanbureh demanded proof of any deal that allows Senegalese soldiers to stay. The minister explained these forces belong to ECOMIG peacekeeping mission from West Africa. Ghana and Nigeria also have troops under this same regional agreement. Defense Minister Sering Modou Njie said Gambia signed a different security pact with Senegal back in 2017.
Several lawmakers refused to accept these explanations from the government official. Bakary Badjie from Foni Bintang wanted to know when foreign soldiers would finally pack up and leave. Alagie Ceesay from Sabach Sanjal asked which agreement covers troops stationed around Foni...
