By Rahim Abdul
Goshen City authorities have announced a K1.2 billion sponsorship package for Dedza Dynamos Football Club.
The deal, spearheaded by Shepherd Bushiri, will run for two and a half years and aims to transform the team into one of Africa’s most competitive sides.
Speaking during the unveiling ceremony in Lilongwe, Bushiri said the sponsorship is part of Goshen City’s broader vision to promote local talent and uplift sports in Malawi.
He emphasized that the investment goes beyond financial aid it represents a commitment to professionalizing football and creating sustainable opportunities for young athletes.
“This partnership is not just about football; it’s about building dreams, creating opportunities and showcasing Malawi’s talent on the continental stage,” said Bushiri.
“We want Goshen City Dedza Dynamos FC to become a household name in Africa, not just a local club,”he added.
As part of the agreement, the team will now officially be known as Goshen City Dedza Dynamos FC, marking a new chapter in its history. The rebranding comes with new kits, improved facilities and structured support in areas such as player welfare, training infrastructure and management development.
Bushiri further disclosed that Goshen City will assist the club in establishing an academy aimed at nurturing young footballers from Dedza and surrounding areas.
“We’re laying a foundation that will produce the next generation of stars. Our dream is to see Dedza Dynamos players competing in top African and European leagues,” he explained.
Meanwhile, Dedza Dynamos Executive Member Guston Kamkosi expressed deep gratitude to Goshen City for the unprecedented gesture, describing it as a “turning point” in the club’s journey.
“This is a moment of transformation.With Goshen City’s support, we will work harder to improve our performance on and off the pitch. Our players now have the motivation and resources to aim higher,”he said.
The sponsorship is expected to cover player salaries, logistics, equipment and stadium improvements. Sources within the club say part of the funds will also be allocated to youth development and community outreach programs in Dedza.
