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Kaliati slams current leadership, urges Mwanza residents to support Kabambe

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By Burnett Munthali

Patricia Kaliati, political advisor to the leader of the UTM Party, has issued a strong condemnation of the current administration, accusing it of mismanaging the country’s resources.

According to Kaliati, the economic mismanagement has caused immense suffering among ordinary Malawians, who are now bearing the brunt of poor leadership.

Kaliyati



Speaking during a rally in Mwanza, she urged the people in the district to rally behind Dalitso Kabambe in the upcoming elections.

Kaliati expressed confidence that Kabambe has the vision and capacity to revive Malawi’s struggling economy and steer the nation in a better direction.

Her remarks were echoed by Felix Njawala, the party’s spokesperson and aspiring parliamentary candidate for the Central Region constituency in Mwanza.

Njawala emphasized that the time had come for Malawians to embrace real development by voting for the UTM Party.

He added that UTM offers practical solutions to the economic challenges facing the country, and that electing the party would be a step toward progress and transformation.

Both leaders called for unity and decisive action among voters, urging them to make informed choices that prioritize national development over political loyalty.

They concluded their addresses by promising that UTM would bring tangible improvements to the lives of Malawians, especially those in marginalized districts like Mwanza.

Angola Crowned 2025 COSAFA Champions: A Triumph of Tactics and Teamwork

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By Jones Gadama

In a thrilling display of football prowess, Angola has been crowned the 2025 COSAFA champions, showcasing the team’s exceptional skills and strategic gameplay.

This victory marks a significant milestone for Angolan football, solidifying their position as a dominant force in Southern Africa.

Under the guidance of Portuguese coach Pedro Gonçalves, Angola’s Palancas Negras demonstrated an impressive performance throughout the tournament. Gonçalves’ meticulous planning and expert development of the team have paid off, as Angola proved its mettle against top-notch opponents.



The team’s campaign was marked by standout performances from key players, who showcased their talent and adaptability under tournament conditions.

The COSAFA Cup served as a crucial preparation platform for Angola ahead of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025. Gonçalves utilized the tournament to fine-tune his squad, assess player form, and build momentum for the bigger challenge ahead. This strategic approach paid off, as Angola’s team chemistry and tactical discipline were on full display.

Gonçalves emphasized the importance of the COSAFA Cup, highlighting its value as a development tool for his players.

He noted that the tournament provided an opportunity for younger players to gain exposure and experience, which will be crucial for the team’s future success. Gonçalves’ commitment to nurturing young talent has been a hallmark of his tenure as Angola’s coach.

Angola’s triumph in the 2025 COSAFA Cup is a testament to the team’s growing strength and resilience.

As they look to the future, the Palancas Negras will aim to build on this momentum, leveraging the COSAFA Cup experience to propel themselves to greater heights in African football.

With Gonçalves at the helm, Angola’s football fans have much to look forward to in the years to come.

Angola’s victory in the 2025 COSAFA Cup is a significant achievement, and the team’s performance has generated excitement and optimism among fans and pundits alike. The team’s success is a result of hard work, dedication, and a well-executed strategy.

As Angola continues to make its mark on the African football scene, fans can expect to see more thrilling performances from the Palancas Negras

The Perfect Blend:Balancing Education and Faith

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By Andrew Mwanandiye Tembo

The Muslim Students Association says it is fully focused on supporting Muslim students in balancing Education and Islamic values in schools across the country.

The General Secretary of the association, Mustapher Mmadi, who is also an Automobile Engineering student at MUBAS, confirmed this on Saturday during a gathering organized by the association to bid farewell to Form 4 Muslim students from various schools in Blantyre city.



M’madi said a person is made up of body, mind, and soul, emphasizing the need to mentor students on both their faith and career.

“We organized this gathering to provide career guidance and mentor students on balancing education with Islamic values, as well as bid farewell to Muslim students who are expected to sit for their Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) this year,” he said.

In his remarks, one of the career talk facilitators, a fourth-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Statistics from the University of Malawi (UNIMA),Kumbukani Mandela highlighted the importance of such motivational meetings, citing how it benefited him when he was in secondary school.

“I can assure you that mentorship sessions like this one are very helpful. I remember when we once had a similar gathering, and it motivated me to work hard and pass my MSCE with good grades. I even share the lessons I learned with my friends at school, so take it seriously , it will help you too,” he said.

The session was held at Ndirande Secondary School hall and brought together eight schools, including Ndirande Hill Secondary School, Alpha Private Secondary School, Ndirande Progressive Private Secondary School, Ndirande Hill Open, and Ndirande View Secondary School.

Shiekh Silika was the guest of honor and chose to make a brief remark, emphasizing the need for Muslim students to wear distinctive attire representing their faith, even in schools.

Chrispine to drop new song ‘Mi Fambly’

By Chisomo Phiri

Lilongwe-based musician, historian, and teacher, Martin Chrispine Juwa, popularly known in music circles as Chrispine, is set to release his latest single titled ‘Mi Fambly’ on June 20, 2025.

In an interview with 247 Malawi News,Chrispine said the song, produced by Cozizwa at Zozizwa Wide in Lilongwe, is a reflection of his personal journey and spiritual growth.

Chrispine



He said the song is a call to godliness, emphasizing the importance of obeying God and teaching others to do the same.

“The song’s message is inspired by my personal struggles and doubts, which led me to deep studies of scriptures, particularly Joshua 24,” said Chrispine.

He cited local artists such as Sir Creedy, Dr. Ethel Kamwendo Banda, Trumel, and Pastor Samagara as inspirations, as well as international artists like Gentleman, Kim Walker, and Damian Marley.

The artist said the new song will be available on various platforms such as malawimusic.com,malawian.com and his  YouTube channel.

Asked to comment on how he sees music industry in the country, Chrispine expressed hope that the industry is growing, with many gifted musicians breaking borders and making a living from their craft.

However, he acknowledged that more work needs to be done to gain full recognition in the international music market.

Chrispine has been pursuing music seriously since 2014, although he has not released music frequently.

TNM Super League: Goals galore in week ten as Wanderers, Bullets register victories

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By McLloyd Kudzingo


There was a goals galore in the TNM Super League on Sunday as 12 goals were scored from six matches with Mighty Wanderers and Premier Bet Dedza Dynamos registering biggest wins in Week number ten.

At Champion Stadium in Dowa, Wanderers relied on second half goals from Gaddie Chirwa, Blessings Singini and Wisdom Mpinganjira to beat Kamuzu Barracks (KB) and get maximum points to continue putting pressure on league leaders FCB Nyasa Big Bullets.

Man of the match Gaddie Chirwa



Wanderers started the game very well and they got their first chance 13 minutes into the game through Emmanuel Nyirenda but his shot went wide for a goal-kick.

Wisdom Mpinganjira had a chance to put the Nomads ahead after receiving a pass from Francisco Madinga but his shot was saved by KB goalkeeper Charles Chisale.

The home side had their chance just a minute before half time through Hope Namadzunda whose shot went wide for a goal-kick.

In the second half, the visitors started the way they did in the first half and they drew first blood in the 49th minute through Gaddie Chirwa who scored with a simple finish following a corner-kick by Wisdom Mpinganjira.

Three minutes later, Blessings Singini doubled the lead for the Lali-lubani boys with a powerful shot after receiving an assist from Stanley Sanudi.

Wisdom Mpinganjira put his name on the score-sheet in the 62nd minute after receiving a pass from Gaddie Chirwa to consolidate the Nomads’ lead.

In other matches, defending champions Silver Strikers came from behind to draw 1-1 against Blue Eagles at Nankhaka Stadium.

At Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre, FCB Nyasa Big Bullets left it late to beat Mighty Tigers 2-0 with goals coming in from Hassan Kajoke and Babatunde Adepoju.

In Dedza, Premier Bet Dedza Dynamos thumped league debutants Songwe United 3-0 as Gif Magola scored a brace with Tayani Phiri scoring the other goal.

In Karonga, Zikani Mponda and Saulos Moyo were on target as Karonga United beat Mzuzu City Hammers 2-0 at Karonga Stadium.

The match between Moyale Barracks and Chitipa United ended goalless at Mzuzu Stadium.