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SILWIMBA TO BECOME A DRIVER AT WANDERERS

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers left back, Timothy Silwimba, will undergo a driving course at Pemba Driving school amounting K700,000 after being voted as the player of the month of September.

This has been known on Wednesday when the team awarded him at half time of the game they beat FOMO 1-0 at the Kamuzu Stadium.

He has beaten Isaac Kaliati, whom fans said two are together enough already for him and Silwimba has to win this time, and also goalkeeper William Thole for the award.

Apart from securing the course, he has also been given K300,000 from Pemba Rubber stamp.

Wisdom Mpinganjira, Blessings Singini, Isaac Kaliati, Sama Thierry Tanjong and Kaliati again have won the similar awards in April, May, June, July, August respectively.

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"WE ARE IN CONTROL" - MPONDA

Silver Strikers head coach, Peter Mponda, says his team is not looking at other teams who are coming behind them as what he knows now is that they are in control of the League.

He said this after being held to a goalless draw against Bangwe All Stars at the Balaka Stadium to drop two points giving an advantage to second placed Mighty Mukuru Wanderers to cut their gap to five points.

The former Flames captain said what he knows is that they are in control of the League and they are focusing on the game.

"We are not at teams that are behind us, we are just focusing on our games, we should take points and move on, what I just is that we are in control." Said Mponda.

The next assignment for the Bankers was to travel to Aubrey Dimba Stadium and play Creck Sporting Club but has been postponed due to Flames' early trip to Senegal.

The Bankers remain top of the standings with 49 points from 21 games this season, five above the Nomads who are on 44 points.