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SULOM’s Early Fixture Release Signals New Era of Planning for 2026/27 FDH Premiership

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SULOM’s Early Fixture Release Signals New Era of Planning for 2026/27 FDH Premiership



By Rahim Abdul

The Super League of Malawi (SULOM) has taken an early and calculated step toward shaping the upcoming football season, releasing the 2026/2027 FDH Bank Premiership fixtures with a clear focus on preparedness and structure.

The announcement, made on Saturday in Blantyre by SULOM General Secretary Williams Banda, signals a shift toward better planning, giving clubs and stadium authorities ample time to organize logistics ahead of kickoff on April 25, 2026.

Rather than the usual last minute rush that has often characterized domestic football preparations, this early release reflects a growing sense of professionalism within Malawi’s top-flight league.


Banda emphasized that the decision was intentional, aimed at ensuring that all 16 participating teams are adequately prepared, both administratively and competitively, before the season begins.

The fixtures also provide a crucial window for venue owners to address key issues such as pitch conditions, security arrangements, and matchday operations areas that have previously drawn criticism.

According to Banda, the league is expected to conclude on February 20, 2027, provided there are no major disruptions, suggesting a tightly managed calendar designed to maintain momentum throughout the campaign.

SULOM is also banking on discipline from the clubs, urging teams to strictly adhere to the schedule and competition rules to enhance the overall quality of the league.
Defending champions Mighty Wanderers will begin their title defense at home against Karonga United, a fixture that could set the tone for their campaign as they seek to retain the crown.

Meanwhile, their long-time rivals FCB Nyasa Big Bullets face an early test on the road against Civil Service United, a match that could immediately reveal their title ambitions.

These opening fixtures hint at a competitive season ahead, with traditional powerhouses and emerging sides all looking to make a strong statement from the outset.

The structured calendar could also play a vital role in improving player performance, as teams will have more time to plan training cycles, manage fatigue and maintain consistency.

Ultimately, the early release of fixtures may prove to be more than just an administrative move it could be a defining factor in raising the standards and credibility of Malawi’s elite football league.

All set for SKC Charity Golf tourney

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All set for SKC Charity Golf tourney

By Linda Kwanjana

The Saulos Klaus Chilima (SKC) Foundation is set to  host the SKC charity fundraising golf tournament today Saturday 28 March 2026,  at the Lilongwe Golf Club, in a bid to raise funds to procure dialysis machines for strategic district hospitals in the country.

Chairperson of the Organising Committee, Brian Coombes, said preparations for the tournament are at an advanced stage, with strong interest from corporate sponsors and individual golfers.

“We are excited with the level of response we have received so far. This tournament is not just about golf, but about coming together as a community to support meaningful causes that impact lives,” said Coombes.

Chilima



He added that proceeds from the event are specifically geared to go towards supporting the procurement of dialysis machines to cater for patients with kidney challenges in the country.

SKC Foundation Trustee and son to the late Vice President, Sean Chilima, emphasized the importance of partnerships in achieving the organisation’s mission.

“The SKC Foundation continues to rely on the generosity of partners and well-wishers to deliver its programmes. Events like this golf tournament provide an opportunity for stakeholders to contribute towards uplifting communities while engaging in a sport that fosters networking and camaraderie,” said Chilima.

The tournament has received huge support especially from the corporate world with NICO Group being the headline sponsor after contributing K25 million.

The inaugural SKC charity golf is also expected to attract golfers from across the country, including corporate teams, seasoned players and social golfers, making it one of the notable fixtures on the local golfing calendar.

Organisers say the event will also provide a platform for companies to showcase their brands while contributing to a noble cause.

The tournament is being organized in keeping up the charity spirit of Vice President of Malawi, Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima, who tragically lost his life in a military plane crash on June 10, 2024 along with eight others

Dr. Chilima, a renowned corporate icon, philanthropist, and politician, left behind a legacy of service to the needy, and the golf tournament aims to continue his mission.


The SKC Foundation has implemented a number of impactful initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods, particularly among vulnerable groups, and the fundraising golf tournament is part of its continued efforts to mobilize resources for such interventions.

Kawale Police Nab Woman Over Alleged Attempt on Baby’s Life

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Kawale Police Nab Woman Over Alleged Attempt on Baby’s Life

By Phillimon Backson

Kawale Police have arrested a 25-year-old woman, Spiwe Kaiyatsa, for allegedly attempting to kill her 7-month old baby, by poisoning her with some chemicals (name withheld) in Area 38, Lilongwe.

According to Kawale Police Spokesperson, Mabvuto Precious Phiri,  the suspect  who stays in Area 38, Lilongwe dumping site (mtaya), went out on March, 2025, leaving the child in custody of house maid and grand mother.

Spiwe Kaiyatsa



Phiri said the suspect came back later the same night when the child was sleeping with her grandmother and she took the child to her room, but after few minutes, the child started coughing unceasingly which caught the attention of grand mother and maid, who took the victim to bathroom where she started vomiting, and they further discovered that the victim was smelling drugs which made them to search the suspect and discovered that she had a bottle of drugs.

He added that the maid together with the child’s grandmother rushed to Bwaila Hospital with the baby where they were refered to Kamuzu Central Hospital for further medical treatment.

Later the matter was reported to police leading to the arrest of the suspect.

The suspect,  who hails from Chilobwe Village in the area of Traditional Authority Nsomba in Blantyre, will appear before court soon to answer a charge of attempted murder.

In cooler for selling unregistered pesticide

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In cooler for selling unregistered pesticide

By Rahim Abdul

A 52-year-old man is in police custody in Limbe after being caught selling unregistered pesticides in a development that raises fresh concerns over public safety and illegal agrochemical trade.

The suspect, identified as Anusa Bamusi from Shaibu Village under Traditional Authority Mkanda in Mulanje District, was arrested on allegations of violating Section 44(1b) of the Pesticides Act.

According to Limbe Police, the arrest took place around 11:00 AM along Dalton Road, where Bamusi was operating a small business shelter.

He was reportedly found in possession of 10 bottles of a pesticide branded Biochlorodan, which authorities say is not registered for sale or distribution.

Bamusi



Police say the suspect was actively selling the chemicals at K15,000 per bottle at the time of his arrest.

The operation that led to his capture followed a tip-off and was executed in collaboration with officers from the Pesticides Control Board.

In a tactical move, the officers posed as potential customers and engaged the suspect in a transaction before confirming the illegal sale.

This approach enabled authorities to gather critical evidence while ensuring the suspect was caught in the act.

Law enforcement officials have since confiscated the pesticides, which are now being held as exhibits.

Investigations are currently underway to trace the origin of the unregistered chemicals and determine whether a larger supply network is involved.

Police have warned that the sale and use of unregistered pesticides pose serious health and environmental risks, urging the public to report suspicious activities.

Meanwhile, Bamusi is expected to appear before court soon to answer charges related to the illegal sale of agrochemicals.

Loiso returns with ‘Silino’, a powerful reflection on life’s unpredictability

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Loiso returns with ‘Silino’, a powerful reflection on life’s unpredictability

By Rahim Abdul

Malawian music sensation Loiso has returned to the spotlight with a powerful new single titled “Silino”, a song that dives deep into the unpredictable nature of life and the realities people often overlook.

The artist, who captured the hearts of many with his hit track “Liva” released in December 2025, is once again making waves with a message that resonates across different walks of life.

Loiso



In “Silino”, Loiso takes a reflective approach, shifting from the vibrant appeal of his previous release to a more thoughtful and philosophical tone that challenges listeners to rethink their perspective on success and life.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Loiso explained that “Silino” is centered on the idea that life and the future are never guaranteed, no matter how certain things may seem at present.

He emphasized that many people fall into the trap of believing they are above others or destined for endless success, forgetting how quickly circumstances can change.

According to the artist, the song serves as a reminder that no one has complete control over their destiny and that pride or arrogance can easily be overturned by unexpected turns of life.

“Silino is not a place where someone should think they are superior and that all good things are meant only for them,” Loiso said, stressing the importance of humility in everyday life.

He further noted that people should avoid looking down on others, as life has a way of shifting roles and fortunes without warning.

The message in “Silino” comes at a time when society increasingly celebrates material success, often overlooking the values of empathy, respect, and shared humanity.

Through this release, Loiso positions himself not just as an entertainer but also as a voice of reason, using music as a tool to address deeper social and moral issues.

Fans have already begun praising the song for its relatable message and emotional depth, with many describing it as both inspiring and thought provoking.

As Loiso continues to grow musically, “Silino” stands as a testament to his evolving artistry, proving that his influence goes beyond catchy melodies to delivering meaningful messages that can shape mindsets.

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