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Central Region enters One Nico Cup race as playoffs test regional talent
The race for places in the One Nico Top 12 Netball Cup finals moves to the Central Region this weekend, where teams will battle for three qualification slots at the Kamuzu Institute of Sports. The playoffs follow competitions in the South and East, where three teams from each of those regions have already secured places […] The post Central Region enters One Nico Cup race as playoffs test regional talent appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Spo…
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Mpira Stadium playing surface ‘overused’
Mpira Stadium has become the home of football in Blantyre, hosting many matches at all levels throughout the week. These are men’s and women’s teams, youth and senior sides, and elite and lower-division leagues alike. Read more click:- https://times.mw/etimes/
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Fam to set Caf A minimum requirement for top league
The Football Association of Malawi (Fam) has said it will set Confederation of African Football (Caf) A coaching licence as a minimum requirement for FDH Bank Premiership clubs effective next season. Fam President Fleetwood Haiya made the remarks during the official opening of the historic Caf A coaching course at Mpira Village, Chiwembe Township, in Blantyre City yesterday. Currently, Caf B licence is the minimum requirement for coaches in the FDH Bank Premiership. However,…
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Afrobarometer: Malawians back parliamentary inquiries but doubt their MPs
Malawians strongly support parliamentary investigations into matters of national importance and are largely satisfied with Parliament’s oversight of government, but confidence in individual members of Parliament remains weak, according to new Afrobarometer findings. The survey found that 82 per cent of citizens consider parliamentary commissions of inquiry important, reflecting strong public backing for investigations into […] The post Afrobarometer: Malawians back parliamen…
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