In a move that promises to spice up the Mozambican football scene, Blue Eagles’ prolific striker Schumacher Kuwali has inked a six-month loan deal with ENH Vilankulo.
The deal, confirmed by Eagles’ Chief Administration Officer Muhammad Ali, marks a significant milestone in Kuwali’s career.
Kuwali
According to Ali, Kuwali, who doubles as a police officer, has been given the option to extend his contract beyond the initial six months, depending on his performance and the club’s needs.
While the transfer fee remains under wraps for now, it’s clear that Vilankulo sees immense potential in the striker.
This isn’t Kuwali’s first rodeo in Mozambique, having previously played for UD Songo and Ferraviario de Nampula.
His experience in the country could prove to be a valuable asset for Vilankulo as they navigate the challenges of the Mozambican football league.
In a move that promises to spice up the Mozambican football scene, Blue Eagles’ prolific striker Schumacher Kuwali has inked a six-month loan deal with ENH Vilankulo.
The deal, confirmed by Eagles’ Chief Administration Officer Muhammad Ali, marks a significant milestone in Kuwali’s career.
Kuwali
According to Ali, Kuwali, who doubles as a police officer, has been given the option to extend his contract beyond the initial six months, depending on his performance and the club’s needs.
While the transfer fee remains under wraps for now, it’s clear that Vilankulo sees immense potential in the striker.
This isn’t Kuwali’s first rodeo in Mozambique, having previously played for UD Songo and Ferraviario de Nampula.
His experience in the country could prove to be a valuable asset for Vilankulo as they navigate the challenges of the Mozambican football league.
In a thrilling conclusion to the Betway Aviator Legends tournament, Alex Chakhota on Monday evening emerged victorious, pocketing a whopping K37.5 million grand prize.
Chakhota,who comes from Dowa, outplayed his competitors to claim the top spot, while Yamikani Makina secured the runner-up position with a prize of K3.7 million, and the third-place winner walked away with K1.8 million.
Alex Chakhota
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Apostle Chileshe Shonga, a Zambian pastor and retired Detective Chief Inspector of the Zambian police, has shared a prophetic message with Malawians ahead of the general elections scheduled for September 16, 2025.
Shonga, who is affiliated with the Rahoboth Christian Church as a founder in Zambia, revealed that God has plans to revive Malawi through credible and peaceful elections.
Zambian ,Preacher, Apostle Chileshe Shonga
Addressing journalists with the Pastors Peace Makers Fraternal (PPF), a group of Christian leaders promoting peace and leadership in Malawi, Shonga shared a vision she received from God.
“God is taking Malawi to another level of peace and solidarity, and this is fully connected to what will happen during the pending tripartite elections this September,” she said.
Shonga emphasized the need for Malawians to pray for peaceful elections, citing biblical references from Psalms 84:9, Hebrews 12:9, and Job 14:7 to 9.
The Zambian pastor also stressed the importance of respecting and praying for political leaders.
“Let us not forget to pray for our government and all political leaders for them to prioritize God in their work”she said.
Shonga commended the PPF under the leadership of Bishop Joshua Jere for their efforts in promoting peace and ministering to citizens in Malawi.
PPF Secretary General Bishop Esnart Chafulumira welcomed Shonga’s visit, describing it as timely ahead of the elections.
“This will serve as an eye-opener to all citizens to vote wisely and pray hard for good results and peaceful elections,” Chafulumira said.
The PPF has been a vocal advocate for peace and harmony in Malawi, and Shonga’s message is seen as a call to action for Malawians to seek God’s guidance in the upcoming elections.
Gospel singer Miracle Chinga has paid tribute to a fan, ‘Eddah Chosadziwa Subili’ who died on her way from ‘Zikomo Malawi’ music show which was organised by the musician at BICC in Lilongwe on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
Subili popularly known as ‘Eddah Make Ufulu’ is reported to have died after being hit by a car just close to where she packed her car in Area 49 in Lilongwe.
In a statement posted on her Facebook page, Chinga said she is deeply saddened with Eddah’s death, describing her as a mother who was always there to support her.
“You were more than just a fan to me; you were family. Your enthusiasm and energy were contagious, and your presence at my event meant the world to me. I’ll always cherish the memory of you coming to the dressing room, giving me your blessings, and radiating joy before the event,” reads the statement in part.
Eddah and Miracle
Meanwhile, the body of the late Eddah Chosadziwa Subili is expected to be collected at Mthunzi Mortuary on Wednesday afternoon to Area 49 where a funeral ceremony will take place on Thursday.
Her body will then be laid to rest at Area 18 Cemetery on the same day, Thursday July, 10, 2025.
