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Bullets Reserve leave it late to snatch 2-1 victory over Blue Eagles in the FDH Cup
-To meet Extreme FC in the semi-finals

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By Staff Reporter


Blue Eagles FC were left heartbroken as Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve’s Lyton Chinong’one scored in the last minute to boot the area 30 side out of the FDH Cup.

Eagles were the first to score in the 35th minute through Chifuniro Mpinganjira but their lead was cancelled 12 minutes later by the Young Bullets’ Wongani Kaponya.

But just when everybody thought the match was going into penalties, Chinong’one broke the hearts of Blue Eagles’ followers in the 94th minute after Eagles defence was caught napping in the line of duty.



Young Bullets’ win means that one of the regional teams will make it to the final of the competition as another premier division side Extreme FC booked themselves a place in the semi-finals following their 2-0 win against Changalume Barracks at Balaka Stadium.

Beaston Jimu and Maxwell Matewere were on target for Extreme FC.

On Saturday Nyasa Big Bullets beat Chitipa United 2-0 to book themselves a place in the semi-finals and they will meet sworn rivals Mighty Mukuru Wanderers who thumped Kamuzu Barracks 4-1 at Kamuzu Stadium.

Wanderers books ticket to FDH Cup semi-final after 4-1 win over KB-To meet rivals Nyasa Big Bullets

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By McLloyd Kudzingo

Mighty Mukuru Wanderers progressed to the semi-finals of the 2022 FDH Cup after overcoming Kamuzu Barracks on Saturday in a match that took place at Kamuzu Stadium.

Vincent Nyangulu opened the score sheet for the Nomads just seconds before half time when he headed home a Misheck Botomani’s cross.

The Nomads got their second goal just five minutes in the second half through Francis Mkonda who headed home an Adeleke Kolawole’s cross.



Vitumbiko Kumwenda scored the third goal for Wanderers in the 54th minute after he was sent by man of the match Yamikani Chester .

The soldiers pulled one back in the 75th minute through Zeliat Nkhoma who converted a penalty after Wanderers’ goalkeeper Richard Chipuwa committed a foul in the box.

Isaac Kaliati scored the last goal of the match in the 83rd minute with a clinical finish from another Yamikani Chester’s assist.

After the game, Chester got his second man of the match accolade in this year’s FDH Cup as he was also voted man of the match in Wanderers’ 3-nil win against Dedza Dynamos in the round of 16.

The win means the Lali Lubani boys will take on Nyasa Big Bullets FC who secured a 2-nil away victory against Chitipa United on Saturday.

Babatunde Adepoju and Anthony Mfune were on target for the People’s team team to ensure soccer fanatics another mouth-watering Blantyre derby.

In another FDH Cup semi-final clash, Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve will host Blue Eagles FC at Kamuzu Stadium on Sunday as Changalume Barracks takes on fellow premier division side Extreme FC at Balaka Stadium.

MACRA bites again- revokes Radio content licences for Joy, Capital and Sapitwa radios

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By Staff Reporter

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) has revoked Radio Content Licences for Joy Radio, Sapitwa FM and Capital Radio.

MACRA says in a statement that the decision for revocation follows a substantial breach of a condition of their licences namely failure to pay annual licence fees.

The statement says as of 15 August 2022, the deadline for payment,Joy Radio, Sapitwa FM and Capital FM owed MACRA K18, 115, 992.00, K14, 199,000.00 and K13, 926, 182.23 respectively in outstanding fees.



The revocation of the licences will be effective 30 days from 19 August 2022, thedate of receipt by Joy Radio, Sapitwa FM and Capital Radio, of the notification fromMACRA revoking their licences.

MACRA further says Joy Radio, Sapitwa FM and Capital FM are free to apply, in future, for a contentlicence if they have no outstanding regulatory issues with MACRA.

MACRA would like to further inform the public, that Mzati FM and MzatiTelevision have paid MACRA K6, 199, 875.10 and K17, 180, 000.00 respectively
and therefore cleared all outstanding licence fees.

At this juncture, MACRA clarifies that Mzati FM and Mzati Television’s cases on outstanding fees have been closed.

MACRA has also withdrawn the following frequencies for failure by the operatorsto utilize those frequencies within the timelines set by the Authority.

FM Broadcaster Frequency (MHz) Location.

1 Timveni Radio 87.5 Chikangawa

2 Timveni Radio 99.5 Karonga

3 Radio Maria 100.7 Chitipa

4 Radio Maria 105.9 Dwangwa

5 Capital Radio 105.3 Mangochi

6 Sapitwa FM 104 Lilongwe

7 Sapitwa FM 101.4 Mangochi

It further advises all licensees in the Telecommunications, Broadcasting and Postal sectors, that failure to pay annual licence fees is a serious breach of theirlicences and they risk having their licences revoked if the fees are not paid. –

Govt appoints Zachary Kasomekera as PUWC committee chairperson

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By Staff Reporter

The Government has appointed Professor Zachary Kasomekera as the Chairperson of the Public Universities Working Committee ( PUWC) of the Malawi Universities Development Program ( MUDEP).

The committee will oversee the implementation of Inkosi Ya Makhosi M’mberwa University, and all new public universities development projects.

It is made up of six members including Professor Happy Kayuni and Dr. Fanny Chigwa.

Kasungu man arrested for defiling three underaged girls one after another

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By Staff Reporter

A 47 year old man in Kasungu identified as Lemosi Phiri is expected to spend the next 21-years of his life in prison for defiling three girls aged eight in a row.

The convict defiled the three girls in one after another on September 8 2021 while they were playing close to his house.



State prosecutor Gladys Jentala told court that the man gave each of the minors MK200 and defiled them.

The convict Phiri comes from Kanseche Village in Traditional Authority Chadza in Lilongwe District.