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Blue Eagles Sisters crowned ONE NICO Central Region champions

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By Rahim Abdul


Blue Eagles Sisters have been crowned champions of the ONE NICO Cup in the Central Region after narrowly defeating Civonets 45-44 at the Area 30 court in Lilongwe on Sunday.

The two teams went head-to-head across all four quarters of the one-hour match, with the final result separated by just a single goal.



Blue Eagles Sisters received a prize of K1 million, while Civonets pocketed K700,000. Young Eagles earned K500,000 for finishing third, MDF Lioness received K400,000, and fifth-placed Vanessa Sisters took home K300,000.

Blue Eagles Sisters, Civonets, and Young Eagles will proceed to the final stage of the competition at the end of August, where they will face nine other teams from the Southern, Eastern, and Northern Regions.

Top teams from the South include Tigresses, Kukoma Diamonds, and Blantyre Tremors, while the best performers from the East are Prison Queens, Genius, and Malawi Navy.

In his remarks, sports analyst Ibrahim Phiri said the narrow goal (basket) margin shows that the league has brought strong competition.

Phiri added that people  should expect even more compitition at the national level.

Malawi edges closer to fuel relief as G2G Diesel starts discharge in Mozambique

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By Rahim Abdul

NACALA, Mozambique Hopes of easing Malawi’s fuel shortages have brightened following the arrival of the MV Virgo vessel at the Port of Nacala, carrying 22 million litres of diesel under a Government-to-Government (G2G) arrangement.

The ship, which earlier offloaded 28 million litres of petrol in Tanga, Tanzania, docked in Nacala earlier this week and has begun discharging the diesel, which will be transported to Malawi by rail.



According to National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma) spokesperson Raymond Likambale, the fuel consignment is part of a broader effort to stabilize the country’s supply chain and reduce the recurrence of pump queues.

“We have already started the discharge process in Nacala, and diesel is en route to Malawi. We expect petrol to start arriving by Friday,” Likambale confirmed.

This consignment is the latest in a series of fuel deliveries under a strategic bilateral deal aimed at strengthening energy security in Malawi, which has recently faced persistent shortages due to forex constraints and logistical bottlenecks.

Nacala Port continues to play a critical role in Malawi’s fuel import strategy, offering a shorter and more cost-effective route compared to others in the region.

Malawi edges closer to fuel relief as G2G Diesel starts discharge in Mozambique

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By Rahim Abdul

NACALA, Mozambique Hopes of easing Malawi’s fuel shortages have brightened following the arrival of the MV Virgo vessel at the Port of Nacala, carrying 22 million litres of diesel under a Government-to-Government (G2G) arrangement.

The ship, which earlier offloaded 28 million litres of petrol in Tanga, Tanzania, docked in Nacala earlier this week and has begun discharging the diesel, which will be transported to Malawi by rail.



According to National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma) spokesperson Raymond Likambale, the fuel consignment is part of a broader effort to stabilize the country’s supply chain and reduce the recurrence of pump queues.

“We have already started the discharge process in Nacala, and diesel is en route to Malawi. We expect petrol to start arriving by Friday,” Likambale confirmed.

This consignment is the latest in a series of fuel deliveries under a strategic bilateral deal aimed at strengthening energy security in Malawi, which has recently faced persistent shortages due to forex constraints and logistical bottlenecks.

Nacala Port continues to play a critical role in Malawi’s fuel import strategy, offering a shorter and more cost-effective route compared to others in the region.

Najere’s new song “Bwezi ukunyoza” wins hearts

By Rahim Abdul

The phrase “kulimbikira kupindula” (persistence brings rewards) has been brought to life through the latest release by Malawian artist Abiti Najere.

The singer, once criticized for her unique musical style, is now receiving praise for her new single “Bwezi Ukunyoza,” released on Monday, July 28, 2025, via YouTube.

The song directly addresses societal judgment, especially how people ridicule someone’s partner because of their appearance.



Abiti Najere challenges this attitude in her lyrics, asking: “If it were your boyfriend or girlfriend, would you be mocking them?”

Just recently, Abiti Najere was mocked online, with many questioning her vocal delivery and musical approach.

However, “Bwezi Mukunyoza” has flipped the script garnering thousands of positive reactions across platforms.

One fan on Facebook commented, “This is a song that cannot be shaken. See how persistence pays off!”

Within the first hour of its release, the music video had already been viewed by over 1,600 people on YouTube.

Comments on both Facebook and YouTube show a wave of support, with fans praising not only the song’s message but also its emotional depth and delivery.

Abiti Najere’s turnaround story is now inspiring many aspiring artists who have faced mockery and doubt.

Her rise through resilience highlights that criticism doesn’t have to be the end but can be the fuel to greatness.

Najere’s new song “Bwezi ukunyoza” wins hearts

By Rahim Abdul

The phrase “kulimbikira kupindula” (persistence brings rewards) has been brought to life through the latest release by Malawian artist Abiti Najere.

The singer, once criticized for her unique musical style, is now receiving praise for her new single “Bwezi Ukunyoza,” released on Monday, July 28, 2025, via YouTube.

The song directly addresses societal judgment, especially how people ridicule someone’s partner because of their appearance.



Abiti Najere challenges this attitude in her lyrics, asking: “If it were your boyfriend or girlfriend, would you be mocking them?”

Just recently, Abiti Najere was mocked online, with many questioning her vocal delivery and musical approach.

However, “Bwezi Mukunyoza” has flipped the script garnering thousands of positive reactions across platforms.

One fan on Facebook commented, “This is a song that cannot be shaken. See how persistence pays off!”

Within the first hour of its release, the music video had already been viewed by over 1,600 people on YouTube.

Comments on both Facebook and YouTube show a wave of support, with fans praising not only the song’s message but also its emotional depth and delivery.

Abiti Najere’s turnaround story is now inspiring many aspiring artists who have faced mockery and doubt.

Her rise through resilience highlights that criticism doesn’t have to be the end but can be the fuel to greatness.