Is Walter Nyamilandu delivering campaign promises?

Its now 2 year's and 10 days since Walter Nyamilandu was elected as Football Association of Malawi (FAM) President.

Before assuming the presidency post, Nyamilandu pledged a number of things aimed at raising the bar.

As one way of improving the country's football standards, Nyamilandu promised to improve player's welfare, transform the Football Association, engage partners to offer technical expertise;

Create a vibrant youth football system, professionalise the country's elite league and Super League of Malawi (Sulom) and leading the Flames to win the COSAFA Cup in 2020.

With 5 days remaining to end the year; we will take a look at Walter Nyamilandu manifesto.

We will highlight what has been achieved and not.

Timu ya Silver Strikers yachotsa osewera anayi [4] kaamba kosachita bwino komanso kusowa mwambo.

Malingana ndi malipoti otsimikizika, ena mwa osewera-wa ndi Mphatso Dzongololo, Trevor Kalema komanso Hadji Wali.

Wosewera wa Flames Gerald Phiri wanyamuka mdziko la Sudan kupita ku Saudi Arabia komwe timu ya mpira wa miyendo ya dziko lino ikuchita zokonzekera zake.

Wosewera-yu akuyembekezeka kukhala pamodzi ndi timuyi patsogolo pa mpikisano wa Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) omwe uchitikire ku Cameroon.

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"Black suits means serious business," says Nyamilandu

The FAM boss says the Flames are geared to serve the country with pride during the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament.

Nyamilandu has made the remarks after social media was flooded with Flames pictures in black suits.

In his tweet "The men in black are sending a strong message of intent that they mean serious business,".