Mandela Fellowship Alumna exposure helping farmers reduce crop & income losses

31-year old Rachel Kaunda can best be described as a woman on a mission following her exploits in the United States as a 2025 Mandela Washington Fellowship recipient as she details how the exposure has personally helped her and Malawi’s smallholder farmers reverse the losses made in terms of yields and income

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Nine-man Mzuzu City Hammers shock defending champions Wanderers to reach Castel Challenge Cup semis

Down to nine players and facing the defending champions, Mzuzu City Hammers staged an unforgettable fightback, equalising in stoppage time and winning 5–3 on penalties to storm into the Castel Challenge Cup semifinals.

Minister rules out demolition of Kamuzu Stadium

Sports Minister Patricia Wiskes says Kamuzu Stadium will not be demolished, citing its historical value and high construction costs. Government will instead renovate the facility as a short-term option while works on BAT Stadium continue

Where Football Grows with Magic: Analysts Hail FDH Bank Cup as a Spectacle Malawi Waits For

At the Bingu National Stadium on Sunday, football once again reminded Malawians why it remains the beautiful game...

Mphini Yobweleza Imawala: Wanderers Tattoo Bullets Thrice

The Mighty Wanderers stunned rivals FCB Nyasa Big Bullets for the third time this year, sealing a dramatic 1–0 win in the FDH Bank Cup semifinal. The victory cements Wanderers’ dominance, leaving Bullets reeling and fans hailing a long-awaited blue resurgence.

Hungry ants of Lali Lubani devour Blue Eagles in 3-1 rampage

Blessings Mwalilino led the charge as Mighty Wanderers tore through Blue Eagles 3-1 at Nankhaka Stadium, reigniting their title chase and cutting FCB Nyasa Big Bullets’ lead to just four points with a ruthless, high-pressing masterclass.