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NYANGULU LEAVES WANDERERS
Mighty Mukuru Wanderers has announce the departure of their striker, Vincent Nyangulu, who mutually terminates his contract with a month to go.
In a letter signed by the team's Chief Executive Officer, Panganeni Ndovi, the team has thanked Nyangulu for his contribution to the team.
The move could be to speed up his signing to a new team as he is in Zimbabwe making trials at FC Platinum.
He joined the Nomads in 2019 from Masters Security and has been one of the important players at the team and the final half of the 2024 season, he was sent to loan at Creck Sporting Club.
MSOWOYA JOINS KAMWENDO AT CRECK
Creck Sporting Club has announced about the inclusion of former Flames forward, Chiukepo Msowoya, in a Joseph Kamwendo led technical panel as he will double the roles of a fitness and strikers' trainer.
The team made the announcement on Saturday through their Facebook page after sealing a deal with Msowoya.
Msowoya was on part time at Mighty Tigers as a strikers trainer last year and Creck has trusted him to add value in the team's attackers.
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KHUDA EARNS VENDA'S FIRST START
Malawian forward, Khuda Muyaba, has made his first start for Venda Football Club this afternoon as the team play Cape Town Spurs in the Nedbank Cup in South Africa.
Muyaba makes his first appearance for the team since sealing his move to the team last month and he is wearing shirt number 49.
Meanwhile, the team is currently trailing by a goal to nil scored on 14th minute.
Muyaba makes a return to the team having played for Polokwane City in the same league before playing in the DSTV Premiership last season with Richards Bay.
Reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga Jr
MSISKA JOINS CRECK
Creck Sporting Club has announced that they have signed Mzuzu City Hammers forward, Isaac Msiska, who joins as a free agent.
The team made the announcement through their Facebook page on Saturday afternoon.
"We are thrilled to announce the signing of former Mzuzu City Hammers striker Isaac Msiska." Wrote the team.
The former Civil Service United attacker has penned a two years deal with the team and was one of the deadly forwards in 2024 when he scored 12 goals for Mzuzu City Hammers.
He becomes a third player to leave Hammers only this month after Chikumbutso Henderson and Samuel Ademeyi while others like Chancy Mtete, Chimwemwe Chunga, Isaiah Nyirenda and others are targeted by other teams.
reported by Hastings Wadza Kasonga Jr Photo by Creck SC media
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Mighty Wanderers midfielder, Mphatso Kamanga underwent a successful orthopedic knee surgery at Matseke Hospital in Johannesburg on Friday, the team has confirmed.
This was Kamanga's second surgery as he also had another in Zimbabwe last month.
Several players such as Peter Banda, Antony Mfune, Tatenda M'balaka among others have had surgeries also in Kenya and Zambia following their injuries too.
Haiya seeks general public's ideas on Football development
Football Association of Malawi President, Fleetwood Haiya, says he will host a live Facebook session next month in order to have a talk with Malawians on how to develop Football in the country.
Haiya said this via his Facebook page on Thursday saying the move is to transform Malawian football together as a country.
He said he believes the live session will attract constructive ideas that will also help the former SULOM President to take a further step in developing football.
"In the first week of February, I will host a live session right here on Facebook to share and discuss ideas on how we can improve our football. I believe this interactive session will bring out collaborative ideas of transforming our game." Wrote Haiya.
This wil be the first program of its kind for Haiya to host since he took over as a FAM President and has seen the general public applauding him for the move.
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FOMO releases six players, Zakazaka takes charge
Newly relegated FOMO FC, has announced that they have released their six players as the team gets geared for a new life in the 2025 NBS National Division League.
The team's General Secretary, Jimmy Maloya, confirmed about the news on Thursday saying three goalkeepers, Noel Phiri, Duncan Kumimba and Henry Mwayira, striker Arthur Kalondola, plus twins, Duncan and Oscar Mangwaya, will no longer be part of the team.
The team also says that all players that were on loan at the team will see their contracts not renewed and has so far wished them well.
Meanwhile, the team has appointed Jimmy Zakazaka to lead them in a bid to return into the Super League as he replaces Elvis Kafoteka.
Ekhaya United acquire Giants
South Region Premier Division Champions, Ekhaya, has reached an agreement with Ndirande Giants Womens team to be their Womens team side in accordance to the club licensing guidelines.
The team has made a move to allow themselves play in the TNM Super League in the 2025 season as per Twaha Chimuka's reports.
"In a move aimed at bolstering their presence in the women's game, Ekhaya United has reached an agreement to acquire Ndirande Giants FC as their official women's team." Wrote Chimuka.
Ndirande Giants plays in the Goshen City Southern Region Womens Football League and finished 6th in the just ended 2024 season to miss the national tournament.
Chitipa, Nyambose part ways
Chitipa United has announced that they will not renew their contract with their head coach, Christopher Nyambose, despite guiding them to a relegation survival on the final day last season.
The team has made an announcement through a press release signed by General Secretary, Watson Kabaghe, on Friday morning.
The club has however thanked Nyambose for his services to the team and that they will be working hard to find his replacement soon.
Chitipa survived a risk of survival on the last day of the League last season thanks to a 0-2 win over Baka City with FOMO and Bangwe All Stars dropping points.
FOMO releases five players, Zakazaka takes charge
Newly relegated FOMO FC, has announced that they have released their five players as the team gets geared for a new life in the 2025 NBS National Division League.
The team's General Secretary, Jimmy Maloya, confirmed about the news on Thursday saying three goalkeepers, Noel Phiri, Duncan Kumimba and Henry Mwayira plus twins, Duncan and Oscar Mangwaya, will no longer be part of the team.
Wosewera wotchinga pagolo wa Nyasa Big Bullets, Richard Chimbamba wayamikila ubale wabwino womwe ulipo pakati pa iye ndi timuyi kuyambira kumabwana komanso m'phunzitsi wa timuyi.
Chimbamba walankhula izi pamene Bullets yawonjezera gwilizana wake ndi iye kwazaka zina ziwiri.
Iye wati izi zimpatsa mangolomera atsopano ndipo watsimikiza kuti apitiliza kudzipeleka potumikila timu yake.
Powonjezera apa, Chimbamba wachenjeza onsewera anzake omwe akubwera kumene kutimuyi kuti ayenera kukhala amwambo kaamba kakuti izi ndizomwe zimathandizila kukhalitsa pa malo monga momwe zakhalira kwa iye ndi Bullets.
MUKURU DIVORCES WANDERERS
Mighty Wanderers has announced the end of partnership with one of their Sponsors, Mukuru, two years after their relationship.
The team has announced the news in a press release released on Thursday morning.
The company held the naming rights of the team meaning they will no longer be called Mighty Mukuru Wanderers in 2025 season.
Meanwhile, the Nomads find them and another sponsor, Ekhaya, in a jeopardy after the promotion of Ekhaya FC in the Elite League.
Mighty Wanderers duo, Vincent Nyangulu and William, will not renew their contracts at the team after they left the country in search for greener pastures, as per Wa Mpira reports.
Nyangulu was on a move already away from the Nomads with Ekhaya FC and FCB Nyasa Big Bullets chasing him but he is on trial with FC Platinum where Precious Phiri and Nickson Nyasulu are there.
Meanwhile, Thole has also left the country but a team where he would be is yet to be known.
Zimbabwean tactician, Kalisto Pasuwa, is back in the country as he is expected to finalize his deal as a Flames head coach this week.
Football Association of Malawi President, Fleetwood Haiya, confirmed the arrival of Pasuwa in the country too.
Source: Times
Adeyemi promises fire at Bankers
Silver Strikers' newly signed forward, Samuel Adeyemi, says the team's fans should hope for the positive side of him and not the negative one as he feels great to be part of the Bankers.
He said this on Friday when he was signing his contract with the Bankers to confirm his move from Mzuzu City Hammers in undisclosed fee.
He said, "I am so happy to be here, it feels great to be here. They [fans] should expect the positive side of me and not the negative side."
He also said the Malawian league is good and competitive and that it is comprised of talented players.
The Nigerian forward joins the team alongside Festus Duwe to become the Bankers' first signing of new coach, Peter Mgangira.
Duwe: I am happy to join a big team
Silver Strikers new signing, Festus Duwe, says he is happy to join the Bankers as it is every player's wish to play one of the big teams in the country.
He said this after signing a three year deal with the TNM Super League champions to complete his move from Ascent Academy.
He said he will remain committed at the club and also needs to work hard as the competition is high at the team.
"I am very to join one of the biggest clubs in the country as it is every boys wish to join these teams so i am looking forward to an amazing time here." He said.
Duwe was one of the standout midfielders in the 2024 season when he was playing on loan at Civil Service United as he netted a fastest hat trick in the League since 2006.
Duwe says Goodbye to Civil
Former Civil Service United player, Festus Duwe, has written the Civil servants an emotional farewell message as he joins Silver Strikers ahead of the 2025 season.
Duwe was one of the best performers at Civil last season where he was playing on loan from Ascent Academy but the team failed to secure a permanent move for the player.
"You've been more than just teammates,you've been friends, mentors, and a second family to me. The memories we've created on and off the field will stay with me forever." He wrote.
Meanwhile, the team has also wished him all the best in his next chapter at their neighbours through a facebook post on Friday.
CAF B Coach, Elvis Kafoteka, has joined Mpira Mmudzi Mwathu, a day after FOMO FC confirmed his departure from the team.
The Academy has confirmed about the news through their Facebook page and that Kafoteka will join their Mzuzu Soccer School.
He has seen two of his teams he managed in 2023 and 2024, Extreme FC and FOMO, getting relegated and also joined Chitipa United in 2024 season before moving to Mulanje.
Chatama ends 8 year Bullets stay
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets has announced that their Reserve coach, Enos Chatama, has left the team following an agreement with the team.
The team made an announcement through their website on Friday afternoon to mark his 8 years stay at the team.
Speaking after his departure, Chatama said, "It has been a hard decision to make as Bullets has been part of my family but i need to look forward to my next move."
Chatama has managed to win 21 trophies with the team and in his time, he has produced quality players for the team.
Mponda: I was worried when Babatunde was about to leave
FCB Nyasa Big Bullet head coach, Peter Mponda, says he was worried after the expiring of star forward, Babatunde Adepoju, but his stay is a very good news to the team.
He said this after the player extended his loan deal from Venda Football Club to stay at the team until December on Tuesday afternoon.
He said Babatunde is an important player to Bullets and his contract extension has ended his worry ahead of the 2025 season.
"He is a very good players, his work rate at the team has contributed a lot so he is a good signing." Said Mponda.
The Nigerian international joined the People's team from Mighty Mukuru Wanderers in 2022 before winning the Airtel Top 8 and TNM Super League golden boots but struggled in South Africa with Venda.
He played on loan at the team in 2024 where he was the team's winning factor under Kalisto Pasuwa as he scored over 15 goals in all competitions.
Babatunde: Bullets made me who i am today
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets forward, Babatunde Adepoju, says teams came to look for his services after the end of his loan deal at the team but the People's team will always be his priority as it gave him everything as a player.
He said this after signing a loan deal extension at the team on Tuesday to confirm his stay at the team.
He said his parent team, Venda Football Club, wanted him to return to the club but because Bullets still wanted him, he is always available for the team.
"I had a bad season but Bullets took me and revived everything, i got back my scoring boots so like i said, the team made me where i am today and i will always be available if they need me anytime." He said.
He further said that the team will try to work together more especially the senior players so that they return their glory and start winning more trophies yet again.
The player enjoyed much the second half of the 2024 season as he guided the team to a top three
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