Super League of Malawi (SULOM) has fined FCB Nyasa Big Bullets K1 million upon being found guilty of misconduct that happened during the game against Karonga United on August 10, 2025.

In a statement released on Tuesday, SULOM said the decision has come following the incident that occurred after the two teams’ 3-3 draw, inciting supporters to smash Bullets bus at Kamuzu Stadium.

Sulom has also banned Bullets from using Kamuzu Stadium for the remainder of the season.

“The ban is a suspended sentence for a period of three months, which means if Bullets is found guilty within three months, the ban will be activated,” reads part of the statement.

Meanwhile, SULOM has said it remains committed to upholding discipline and integrity in the league and it has, since, urged clubs to educate their players, staff and fans on the importance of maintaining order and adhering to the rules of the game.

The verdict comes two weeks after Bullets was also fined K5.7 million for misconduct that happened during their game against Blue Eagles at Kamuzu Stadium.

The Ministry of Youth and Sports has commended Joggers on the Move (JOM) for organizing a marathon aimed at raising funds to support Bema Health Centre in Dedza District.

Principal Secretary in the Ministry, Isaac Katopola, made the remarks on Saturday during the 2025 JOM Marathon held at Gateway Mall in Lilongwe.

“We promote and support different sports organizations because sports help prevent non-communicable diseases such as high blood pressure,” Katopola said.

He further applauded JOM for combining fitness with philanthropy, saying the initiative demonstrates the role of sports in promoting both health and community development.

Chairperson of JOM, Kondwani Kalichero, said the initiative received a positive response from the corporate world, with the group managing to raise over K16 million towards the project.

“This is a big step in the right direction for us, as we started small in 2018 and introduced our charity initiatives two years later,” he explained.

One of the 42-kilometer participants, Mude Bodza, expressed appreciation to JOM for giving her the chance to take part in the race, saying the experience has inspired her to consider joining the group.

A total of 35 athletes took part in the race which started from Kabudula Trading Centre and finished at Gateway Mall in Lilongwe.

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets on Wednesday moved to the top of the TNM Super League table after defeating Songwe Border United 3-1 at Karonga Stadium.

The result pushed Bullets above rivals Mighty Wanderers, who were held to a goalless draw by Creck Sporting Club at Balaka Stadium, surrendering first place to their Blantyre neighbours.

“It was a tough game, but the players worked hard to win this match,” said Bullets assistant coach Gilbert Chirwa.

Songwe, who are bottom of the table, shocked the visitors when Kelvin Nyondo opened the scoring in the 40th minute. He converted from close range after goalkeeper Innocent Nyasulu had initially saved his penalty, awarded following a handball decision by referee Newton Nyirenda.

The lead, however, lasted only four minutes as Babatunde Adepoju equalised with a powerful header from Chikumbutso Salima’s precise cross. Adepoju struck again three minutes after the restart, capitalising on a defensive mix-up to slot past Songwe goalkeeper Abraham Mwandenga.

Isaac Salima sealed the victory for the defending champions in the 61st minute, finishing off a flowing team move after a clever cutback from Adepoju, who ended the game with two goals and an assist.

Bullets dominated much of the second half, with their midfield controlling possession and creating several chances, though Songwe fought hard to stay in the contest.

After the match, Chirwa praised his team’s resilience, saying the players showed commitment and determination to secure maximum points in a difficult away fixture.

Songwe coach Christopher Nyambose, despite the loss, expressed satisfaction with his team’s progress, noting that they are steadily improving with each game.

“The team is showing signs of improvement and performances are indicating that we are maturing to compete in any game now,” said Nyambose.

The win saw Bullets climb to 40 points from 17 games, one point clear at the summit of the log. Wanderers, now second, sit on 39 points from the same number of matches.

For Songwe, the defeat means they remain rooted at the bottom with just two points from 17 games, facing an uphill battle to avoid relegation. Despite the setback, their spirited performance against the champions suggested potential for growth.

With 13 games left to play in the season, the title race remains tight, with Bullets and Wanderers expected to push each other to the limit in the coming weeks.