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TNM Super League: Silver survive Dedza Dynamos scare with 1-1 draw

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By McLloyd Kudzingo


Central region giants Silver Strikers on Monday came from behind to force a one all draw against spirited Dedza Dynamos at Silver Stadium in Lilongwe.

The visitors were the first to score through Clement Nyondo who scored just four minutes before the half hour mark after exchanging some passes with Charles Chipala and Promise Kamwendo.

The central bankers equalised just ten minutes in the second half through Zebron Kalima.

Both sides made some changes in the second half starting with Silver’s triple substitution in the opening minutes of the half.

Silver’s coach Daniel Kabwe substituted Stain Davie, Emmanuel Muyira and Maxwell Paipi, bringing in Frank Banda, Patrick Macheso and Taonga Chimodzi.

Later on the central bankers also introduced Mike Robert and Chisisi Maonga in place of Hardy Ng’andu and Duncain Nyoni while Dedza Dynamos brought in Limbani Phiri to replace Lameck Gamphani.

After the match, Silver Strikers assistant coach McDonald Yobe, blamed his strikers for failing to utilize scoring opportunities.

“Dedza is a good side and they played well today but it was us who created a lot of chances unfortunately our strikers failed to use those chances. This has been our biggest problem this season but we are still working on that; very soon people will see an improved Silver side,” said Yobe.

On his part Dedza Dynamos coach Dan Dzimkambani, expressed satisfaction with the result knowing that the team is just coming from a 1-nil defeat against Nyasa Big Bullets.

He said, “It’s good that the guys have responded well from our loss against Bullets and we will keep on encouraging them so that we continue collecting points in the coming games.”

Silver Strikers are now on eighth position with eight points from five games and their next assignment is against second placed Blue Eagles FC at Nankhaka on Sunday.

On the other hand, Dynamos who are perched on seventh position with eight points as well, will be away against Waka Waka Tigers at Mpira Stadium on Saturday.

Married again: Information Minister Gospel Kazako weds

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By Staff Reporter

Information Minister Gospel Kazako on Monday tied the knot with his long time sweetheart Chikondi Moyo.

The wedding officiation ceremony of the two took at Lingadzi CCAP in Lilongwe and was officiated by Reverend Winston Kawale.

Vice President Saulos Chilima, cabinet ministers Richard Chimwendo Banda, Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, Blessings Chinsinga and deputy cabinet minister John Bande, were among others notable people that attended the officiation ceremony.

Meanwhile a private wedding reception is expected to take place at Kumbali Lodge in the capital city and attendance is strictly by invitation.

Kazako was once married to late Flora Mkusankhoma who was working with state broadcaster-MBC but they divorced years before her death.

On the other hand, Chikondi was once married to Amos Beni but the two devorced in 2018.

Bullets dislodge Blue Eagles at the top of the TNM Super League

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By Staff Reporter


Nyasa Big Bullets took another step towards reclaiming the TNM Super League title as they struggled to beat Mafco FC 1-0 in a match that took place on Sunday at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.

Precious Sambani’s goal was the only difference in the match that saw both sides creating a number of scoring opportunities in both halves.

Sambani scored in the 36th minute with a thunderous strike after receiving a pass from Patrick Mwaungulu.

Mafco almost equalised in the second half but Zikani Sichinga’s goal was controversially denied by the officiating personnel saying it did not cross the line.

The win means that Bullets are now level with Eagles on 13 points but the people’s team have a better goal difference.

In Kasungu, the match between TN Stars and Moyale Barracks ended in goals galore as the Lions of Kaning’ina snatched an away victory over the Kasungu-based side at Kasungu Stadium.

Alfred Chizinga scored a brace as China Chirwa scored the other goal for Stars while Moyale relied on Lloyd Njaliwa’s brace as well as Davie Msukwa and Robert Mphezi’s goals to get the maximum points.

Civil Service United and Karonga United played out to a 1-all draw at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe.

Arnold Masamba scored for the civil servants while Ramadhan Ntafu scored for Karonga United.

Ekwendeni Hammers were 2-1 winners at home against Rumphi United in a match that was played at Mzuzu Stadium.

Blessings Singini was on target for Ekwendeni and the second one was an own goal from Wally Gondwe. Wellington Mkandawire scored United’s consolation.

Wanderers beats Sable 3-1 to move to top four of the TNM Super League

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By McLloyd Kudzingo

Mighty Wanderers moved to fourth in the TNM Super League following their 3-1 win against Sable Farming at Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday.

2 goals from Vincent Nyanguru and a goal from Yamikani Chester in the first half, were enough to give the Nomads the much needed three points.Taniel Mhango scored Sables’ consolation.

In Lilongwe, Gaddie Chirwa scored the only goal of the match to give Blue Eagles FC a 1-nil victory over Karonga United at Nankhaka Stadium. The win means the Area 30 side is back at the summit of the league with 13 points followed by Kamuzu Barracks and Nyasa Big Bullets.

Elsewhere, Wakawaka Tigers handed Red Lions a second successive defeat after beating the Zomba-based soldiers 2-1 at Mpira Stadium in Blantyre. Frank Chikufenji and Precious Chiudza were on target for Tigers while Royal Bokosi scored Red Lions’ only goal form the penalty spot.

In another match played on Saturday, Kamuzu Barracks beat Moyale Barracks 2-1 at Civo Stadium in Lilongwe. Former Moyale player Deus Nkutu was on target for KB alongside Zeliati Nkhoma while Charles Nkhoma pulled one back for the Kaning’ina Lions.

On Sunday, defending champions Nyasa Big Bullets will host the struggling Mafco FC at Kamuzu Stadium while Civil Service United host Karonga United at Civo Stadium.

Kasungu based side TN Stars will play Moyale Barracks at Kasungu Stadium as Ekwendeni Hammers host Rumphi United at Mzuzu Stadium.

Ndirande Anglican Voices to release seventh album “Paulo” this month end

By Staff Reporter


Ndirande Anglican voices has announced that their much anticipated seventh album, _Paulo_ , will be released this month end.

The group’s music director Dennis Kalimbe, made the announcement last night during a performance at Mibawa Multipurpose Hall.

According to Kalimbe, the album was prepared some time back but the Covid-19 restrictions forced them to delay the release of the album

“The album is already prepared but we were waiting for government to ease the Covid-19 public gathering restrictions and now that we no longer have the restrictions, you should to get ready for _Paulo_ this month end”



Kalimbe further said the album will be unique as it is taking people through a journey from the group’s first album to the seventh album adding that the album is carrying a message of hope to the people who have lost hope and those that have lost their loved ones.

“We just want to encourage people who are going through some difficult times to stand still because God is in control over everything,” said Kalimbe.

The 18-member-group has so far released two songs namely ‘Usalisinthe Dzina Lako’ and ‘Paulo’ which people have been buying online.

The group which recently celebrated its 21-years of existence, came in the limelight in the early 2000s after the release of their first album ‘Ndasaina’.

The Blantyre-based-group has so far produced six successful albums namely _Ndasaina, Tiyeni Tonse, Mulungu Amatikondera, Ndasamba Mmanja, Zimandikwanira_ and _Namondwe Tonthola._