Sherperd Bushiri talent identification program ideal to Dedza Dynamos' long-term plan

The plans to have a strong Goshen City Dedza Dynamos side in the near future have began with a launch of football talent identification program through the Sherperd Bushiri foundation in order to have good players for the team.

This has been known through a press release by Prophet Sherperd Bushiri's Director of Communication, Aubrey Kusakala, dated 21 November 2025 which highlighted the whole plan.

The release said they know how Dedza Dynamos is struggling now in the league as they find themselves in the relegation zone but they believe that they will survive this season.

''We acknowledge the tough situation, but we also recognize and appreciate the hard work the boys and technical panel are putting in. We have full confidence in their ability and determination to fight and remain in the league,'' reads part of the release.

As part of preparing for the next season and a long-term strategy,

Wanderers travel with Gad and Wisdom, Nyirenda out with injury

Mighty Wanderers head coach, Bob Mpinganjira, has confirmed that the team has travelled with their middfielders, Wisdom Mpinganjira and Gad Chirwa, ahead of their match against Silver Strikers on Saturday.

Mpinganjira said this ahead of the match at the Bingu National Stadium where he described the game as very important as a win will help them to see a way to the championship.

Meanwhile, the team will not have central defender Emmanuel Nyirenda who got injured at Flames but has offered a moment of relief with the coming back of Chirwa and Wisdom.

''Chimwemwe Nkhoma is also out as he had a surgery two days ago but Wisdom and Gad have travelled with the team under doctor's monitoring and if they will be cleared, we will travel with them,'' said Mpinganjira.

The Nomads will be vying for a revenge after they were beaten by the Bankers two weeks ago in the FDH Bank Cup.

Missi reverses retirement plans, ''just a break''

Blue Eagles goalkeeper, Elias Missi, says he will not retire from footbalk but rather take a break after being comforted by various people.

He said this through a facebook page on Friday in a message which was going to his fans as he was thanking them for the love shown on him.
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‎''Just wanted to say THANK YOU for all the love and support! Your messages have given me the strength to reconsider and I'm choosing to take a break, not retire,'' Missi wrote.

He said the hard times he is passing into will just make him stronger and promise to return to the pitch so soon.

Last week Missi announced his retirement from football as he said he was facing a lot of problems months after being released by Ekhaya FC due to discipline issues and then he joined Blue Eagles.

He has been at times spotted in heated tussles against other players when he is playing games which raises concerns about his discipline acts.

''TIKUMENYA NDI TIMU YABWINO KOMA SITIKUYIOPA'' - MGANGIRA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Silver Strikers, Peter Mgangira, wati timu yake yakonzeka kukumana ndi timu ya Mighty Wanderers ndipo sapita mophweka motengera kuti anawagonjetsa mu chikho cha FDH Bank posachedwapa.

Iye amayankhula patsogolo pa masewerowa omwe ali pa bwalo la Bingu loweruka masana ndipo wati timu iliyonse yomwe amakumana nayo amayipatsa ulemu koma osati kuyiopa.

''Tikukumana ndi timu yoti ili ndi aphunzitsi abwino komanso osewera abwino ndipo siyinagonjepo mu ligimu koma chipambano ndi chabwino kwa ife chifukwa chitipatsa mphamvu komanso kuchepetsa mpata kwa iwowo,'' anatero Mgangira.

Iye wati kupuma komwe kunalipo kuchoka sabata yatha kwakhala bwino poti anyamata apuma tsopano malingana kuti masewero amaseweredwa pafupipafupi.

Timuyi ili pa nambala yachitatu ndi ma points 40 pa masewero 20 omwe yasewera mu ligi ndipo mu chigawo choyamba anathera 1-1.

Songwe eye Super League return in 2027

Songwe Border United are optimistic that they will return into the TNM Super League so soon after being relegated from the league a year after their promotion.

The team had their relegation confirmed on Wednesday after suffering a 3-0 home defeat against Mzuzu City Hammers at the Karonga United.

The team's technical Director, Gift Chilongo, said that the team will not take long in the second tier league.

''We will soon come back into the league because we are losing no player. We will keep the squad so that we win together and return in style,'' said Chilongo.

The team has had a tough season which saw them having three different coaches but have managed just one win and three draws in 25 games.

With five games left, they have 6 points in the league and have conceded 59 goals while scoring just only 9 in the process.

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