K500,000 once again dangled as incentive to break 18-year-old Blantyre City Marathon record Malawi National Council of Sports still keeps the K500,000 which was dangled as an incentive three years ago to the athlete who might break the 18-year-old Blantyre City Marathon time record of 2:18:40hrs set in 2003 by retired marathoner Henry Moyo. The […]
She leaves the stage proud of her contributions and wishes her successor all the best
Incumbent Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) general secretary, Carol Bapu has declared that she is not contesting for re-election at the elective annual general meeting (AGM).
Instead she leaves the race for legendary Malawi Queens player, Linda Magombo-Munthali, who is up against marketer Isaac Chimwala for the polls which were scheduled for Saturday, May 29 in Salima but have been postponed.
Carol Bapu: not contesting
Bapu, who has served two terms of 4 years each, came into national netball association having served as vice-chairperson for Southern Region Netball Committee and chairperson for Southern Region Umpires Committee.
Sports has always been part of my life because of my dad, mum and brother Nyadani I see a gap that I can assist to fill based on the capabilities that I have from my education and work experience Holds Master’s Degree in business administration and Bachelor’s Degree in Arts Humanities
Tadala Billie, daughter to Malawi’s legendary midfield maestro Jonathan Billie, eyes the post of treasurer at the elective Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) elective annual general meeting (AGM) to be held on Saturday, May 29 in Salima.
Tadala says she decided to contest for this post after seeing that a gap exists in the sport’s financial base which she feels she can assist to fill based on the capabilities that she has from her education and work experience.
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February 23, 2021 Phillip Pasula-Nyasa Times 1 Comment
The Netball Association of Malawi (NAM) has been told by the Malawi National Council of Sports (MNCS) to produce financial reports accounting for the funds that the association has used in the past four years.
NAM officials asked to explains use of funds
According to the council’s acting executive secretary, Henry Meleka, NAM has been drawing 200 million Kwacha from government every year but no report has ever been presented to the council in the past four years.
This is coming at a time when the country’s netball governing body awaits its elective Annual General Meeting (AGM) in March this year.