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Football Association of Malawi (FAM) says all the 15 TNM Super League clubs which failed the initial club licensing test re-submitted the documents by cut-off point on Friday. Except for FCB Nyasa Bullets, the other flagship league teams had earlier failed to meet minimum requirements. In an interview yesterday, the association’s club licensing and compliance
TNM Super League clubs risk being barred from participating in CAF interclub competitions after Football Association of Malawi (FAM) failed to fully implement club licensing before the 2024 season kicked off. A leaked letter from Confederation of African Football (CAF) technical development director Raul Chipenda dated September 25 2023 warned FAM that their failure to
Football Players Association of Malawi (FPA) has accused Football Association of Malawi (FAM) of sidelining them in the ongoing stadium inspection exercise ahead of the 2024 season. FPA general secretary Ernest Mangani in an interview condemned FAM’s conduct for not incorporating FPA in the exercise when they are a major stakeholder in providing the needed
Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has said from next season, Super League clubs will be required to officially communicate any changes relating to head coach and assistant coach or risk a K1 million fine. In an interview yesterday, FAM club licensing and compliance manager Casper Jangale also said in the event of a head coach’s
Kawinga FC’s promotion to the TNM Super League has been confirmed following St Gabriel Namitete Zitha’s failure to appeal the match fixing case verdict after 48 hours. Zitha FC lodged a complaint with Chipuku League, claiming that Ngolowindo FC connived with the newly-crowned Central Region Football Association (CRFA) Chipiku Stores League champions not honour their