"TIKADALI NDI NTCHITO YOTI TIKONZE TIMUYI" - MPULULA

Mphunzitsi watimu ya Mighty Waka Waka Tigers, Leo Mpulula, wati ali ndi ntchito yaikulu yoti agwire kutimuyi kuti ikhale bwino pomwe akufunitsitsa kuti achite bwino mu ligi ya 2024.

Mpulula amayankhula atatha masewero omwe apambana 4-1 ndi timu ya Baka City lachinayi ndipo wati ngakhale apambana, zambiri zikuyenera kukonzedwa.

"Anali masewero abwino poti tapambana masewerowa komabe ntchito ilipo yoti tikonze kuti timuyi izisewera bwino komanso mipata yochuluka nde tayiphonya nde komabe tikonza." Anatero Mpulula.

Iye wati kugoletsa zigoli zinayi zikuonetsa kuti zomwe akuwaphunzitsa osewera ake zikugwira ntchito komabe zina azizidziwa mochedwerapo.

Timuyi yafika pa nambala yachisanu pomwe ali ndi mapointsi khumi ndi imodzi (11) pa masewero asanu ndi awiri (7).

Two charged over illegal sale of tickets

The Blantyre Resident Magistrate court have charged two individuals, Francis Danger and Samson White, after found guilty of selling tickets in the game involving Mighty Mukuru Wanderers and Karonga United last Saturday.

The two appeared before the court on the same day after being apprehended by the police after reports that they were selling tickets on the match day despite not being accredited to do the job.

They have been charged with an offence if being found with in possession of property suspected to be stolen, in contrary to section 329 as read with section 34 of the penal code.

Meanwhile, the super League of Malawi has reminded all stakeholders that it is punishable by law to be found with matchday tickets for the elite league matches without proper procedures and may led to criminal prosecution.

Danger, aged 24, hails from Konzere Village T/A Ngabu in Chikwawa district while Samson who is aged 35 comes from Machinga District T/A St

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NO SERIOUS INJURIES IN NTOPWA'S ACCIDENT

No serious injury has been recorded as 6 Ntopwa Queens players have been treated as out patients after the team got involved in a car accident as they were travelling back from Lilongwe on Tuesday night.

This has been confirmed by the team's owner and head coach, Isaac Jomo Osman who said all those who got injured have been treated at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital on Wednesday.

"I can confirm that there are no serious injuries on our girls. They just have minor injuries. Out of the 26 girls, six had minor and have been treated as out patients and they are now at home." Wrote Osman.

Meanwhile, he went on to thank Football Association of Malawi President, Fleetwood Haiya, National Women's Football Association Chairperson, Adelaide Migogo, FAM Chairperson for the competitions committee, Hon. Felistas Dossi, their Sponsor Kukoma and all other people for their assistance after the accident.

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