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Dr Dalitso Kabambe on the run as police arrest ex-Bank Directors

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Former Governor of the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Dr. Dalitso Kabambe is reportedly in hiding following revelations that he authorised the transfer of K4.3 billion to FDH Bank account number 1024883104001 the night before the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) announced results of the court-sanctioned Fresh Presidential Election.

The FDH bank account is held in the name of Chief Elections Officer which corporate governance experts and commentators faulted.

Police have arrested former Deputy Governor Henry Mathanga, who is involved in a legal challenge for constructive dismissal.

Arrested as well are retired Director Rodrick Wiyo and a serving manager, Leya Ndonga who is also named in the forensic audit of the bank as having a hand in the abuse of Covid-19 funds.

Kabambe, a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential hopeful is said to have given an excuse to for not reporting to the National Police Headquarters in Lilongwe today.

Previously MEC defended its position when this obscure account existence was revealed saying: ““the nation should be informed that this amount was duly authorized by the Accountant General. These amounts were meant to facilitate payment of printing of ballot papers and other bills for electoral activities, and allowances for security officers, polling staff and other service providers during the polling exercise.”

More arrests are underway at the Treasury, Malawi Electoral Commission and DPP officials.

Giant Killers! Sable Farming boots Civo out of FDH Cup

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by McLloyd Kudzingo

Super League side Civil Service United suffered a shock defeat to premier division side Sable Farming as they were edged 3-4 on post-match penalties with regulation time ending in a 1-1 draw.

The visitors were the first to score through Sherrif Maida and Civil equalised through Innocent Tanganyika.

Former Nyasa Big Bullets and Ntopwa United defender George Nyirenda scored Sable’s winning penalty while Innocent Tanganyika and Tione Tembo for Civil missed their penalties.

Civil out of the Cup

In another round of 32 match, Civil’s rivals Silver Strikers cruised through to the round of 16 following their 2-1 win against Immigration FC.

Chinsinsi Maonga and Maxwell Phodo scored for the central bankers while Immigration got their consolation through Patrick Mponda.

The action will continue on 3rd July with Rumphi United hosting Neno Giants at Rumphi Stadium and Baka City playing against Dedza Young Soccer at Karonga Stadium

On July 4, Wanderers Reserve will entertain Luwinga United at Mpira Stadium and Ekwendeni Hammers will play Airborne Rangers at Mzuzu Stadium on the same day

Mighty Tigers will play Kasungu Police on a public holiday 6th July and the final round of 32 match will be between Mzuzu Warriors and Ntopwa FC at Mzuzu Stadium on 10th July, 2021.

Below are the full-time results of the FDH Cup round of 32 games played on Sunday, June 27,2021.

Civil Service FC 1(3)-1(4) Sable Farming FC
Innocent Tanganyika-Sheriff Maida(P)

Immigration FC 1-2 Silver Strikers
Patrick Mponda-Chinsisi Maonga
Maxwell Gastin Phodo

Polytechnic FC 2-3 Chitipa United
Isaac Fischer(brace)-Mathews Sibale
Alex Benson
Rajab Nyirenda

Kamuzu Barracks 3-0 Ngolowindo FC
Francis Kadzeka
Zingani Yona
Sammy Chiponda

Malumbo Mtonga crowned Miss Culture Malawi


By Staff Reporter

25-year-old Malumbo Mtonga has been crowned Miss Culture Malawi, during an event that was held last night at Amaryllis Hotels in Blantyre.

Mtonga who is a model at Star Modeling Agency, beat up 9 contestants who reached the finals.



Mwasalipa Mfune came up as the 1st Princes while Murimu Kachitsa finished as the 2nd Princes.

The event was spiced up by performances from Sangie, Wendy Harawa and Macluther

Speaking after the event Miss Culture Malawi marketing and public relations director Chimwemwe Buleya thanked all the participants and the partners for making the event successfull.

Miss Culture International Cheif Executive Officer Lorraine Kljajic was one of the notable guests who took part in the event and said she was impressed with how the event was managed.

Wanderers , Bullets cruise in the FDH Cup

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Bullets vs Reserves

By McLloyd Kudzingo

Mighty Wanderes and Nyasa Big Bullets had to rely on penalties to edge out their round of 32 opponents in the inaugural FDH Cup.

Wanderes beat Karonga United 5-4 on postmatch penalties at Mzuzu Stadium following their 1-all draw in regulation time.

The Lali Lubani boys scored all their penalties through Alfred Manyozo Jnr, Stanley Sanudi, Vincent Nyangulu, Babatunde Adepoju and Francis Mulimbika.

Josaya Duwa missed the only kick for Karonga United while Anthony Mfune, Khumbo Msowoya and Adeleke Kolowale converting their penalties.

On the other hand Bullets secured a had-fought 5-4 victory against their reserve side Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre.
The match ended 1-1 in regulation time following goals from Luke Chima for Bullets and Kesten Simbi for Bullets Reserve.

Yamikani Mologeni missed the last penalty to give The People’s Team a chance to cruise through to the round of 16.

There were also wins for Moyale Baracks and Blue Eagles FC who also cruised into the round of 16 after beating TN Stars and Ekwendeni United respectively.

Below are the full results of the round of 32 games played on Saturday June 26

TN Stars 0-2 Moyale Barracks
Lloyd Njaliwa(brace)

Dedza Dynamos 1(7)-1(8) Mafco
Laymeck Gophani-Kingsly Nkhonjera

Karonga United 1(4)-1(5)Mighty Wanderers
Anthony Mfune-Francis Mkonda

Nyasa Big Bullets 1(5)-1(4) Nyasa Big Bullets Reserve
Luke Chima-Kasten Simbi

Blue Eagles FC 2-0 Ekwendeni United
Gilbert Chirwa(brace)

Red Lions 3-2 Simbi United
Henery Kamunga
Mathews Simbeyi
Moses Nankumba-Chisomo Peter
Edgar Edson

Great Angels Choir Cheers Soldier Lucius Banda

By Staff Reporter

Lilongwe-based gospel outfit The Great Angels choir on Friday cheered the ailing renowned musician Lucius Banda at his home Andiamo, in Balaka district.

Led by music director Ephraim Zonda, the group went to Lucius Banda’s home on it’s way to Blantyre where they are expected to perform at Robin’s Park on Sunday.

Great Angels Choir with Lucius Banda

According to Zonda, the group felt it wise to cheer Lucius describing him as a Farther in music.

He said Lucius and his elder brother Paul who is also sick, are some of the artists who have shaped Malawian music and influenced many musicians in the country.

“You cannot talk of Malawian music without mentioning Paul and Lucius Banda. These two have contributed a lot towards the music industry in the country. We are here as Great Angels today because of the influence of these brothers; So we are in Balaka today to pray with Lucius and wish him and his brothers well,” said Zonda.

In his remarks Banda expressed gratitude saying he is very thankful for the support he has been receiving from well wishers.

” I am very grateful to ‘The Great Angels’ and to all Malawians for being their for me and my brothers in these difficult times. May the good Lord bless each and every one of them,” said Banda.

Lucius, his brothers Paul and Francis have been sick for some time now and they are all in need of medical help abroad.