KAONGA SCORES TWICE TO RESCUE CAPS UNITED

Flames forward Chawanangwa Kaonga scored two goals as CAPS United played a 2-2 draw against Triangle United in the Castle Lager Premier League in Zimbabwe on Saturday.

The forward ended his goal drought after struggling to find the bag of the net for over 10 games.

Kaonga opened the scores from a penalty in the 24th minute before the visitors scoring twice to lead at half time but Kaonga levelled the scores in the 78th minute to snatch a point.

Meanwhile, his counterpart Lloyd Njaliwa was a starter in the match while Precious Phiri and Uchizi Vunga are yet to make themselves in the team's squad after joining the team this week.

NKHANI

Mtsogoleri wa bungwe la Super League of Malawi Brigadier Gilbert Mittawa walengeza kuti sadzayima nawo pa zisankho za bungweli komanso zaku Football Association of Malawi chaka cha mawa.

Mittawa wati wachita izi ngati mbali ya utsogoleri kuti ukachita zabwino umasiyira ena kuti achiteko ndipo adzatula pansi mu April chaka cha mawa.

Iye wati ndi zodandaulitsa kuti ku mpira wa miyendo kwalowa ndale zochuluka kuleka kukweza masewero zomwe waona kuti sizili bwino.

Komabe Mittawa wati akukhulupilira kuti wasintha zinthu zambiri pomwe ligi yaikulu ikuyenda mwa ukadaulo ndipo ndi khumbo lake kuti wodzabwerawo asadzaphwasule ntchitoyi.

Mphunzitsi wa timu ya Scorchers Lovemore Fazili waitana osewera 32 patsogolo pa mpikisano wa Women's African Cup of Nations womwe uchitike mwezi wa mawa.

FROM K25M TO K70M - CHIWEMI INVESTMENTS PARTNERS WITH NRFA

The Northern Region Football Association (NRFA) has received a major boost ahead of the 2026-27 season after securing a K70 million sponsorship package from Chiwemi Investments. The deal increases league funding from K25 million last season.

The announcement was made during a signing ceremony held by the Association and the company at Grand Palace Hotel in Mzuzu on Thursday.

NRFA believes the partnership will strengthen league operations and improve the experience for clubs, players, and supporters.

NRFA Chairperson Masiya Nyasulu described the sponsorship as a major boost to football in the region.

“This sponsorship is a huge step forward for football in the Northern Region. It will go a long way in improving the administration of the league, increasing competitiveness among teams, and creating a better platform for player development,” he said.

The sponsorship will cover League One and will run under the title

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