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Month: November 2019
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THE FIRST MALAWI ‘S POLITICAL TRIUMVIRATE
by Staff Researcher •
Following the illness of the then Life President Dr Hastings Kamuzu Banda, a three-man Council, a triumvirate, and the first of its type was sworn in on 15th October, 1993 to execute the duties of the President. Dr Hastings Kamuzu Banda was flown to South Africa on 3rd October 1993 where doctors operated on him…
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THE COMPOSER OF THE MALAWI NATIONAL ANTHEM
by Staff Researcher •
By Conleith Selenje The Malawi National Anthem came into existence at our Independence (1964) marking the birth of a new nation and replacing “God Save the Queen”, the Federal Anthem. It was composed by Mr Michael Fred Sauka who at the time of the composure was an employee of the Audit Department of the Federal…
Lost history
SOME OF MALAWI’S SOCCER HEROES.
by Staff Researcher •
Lost history
Dr. Kamuzu Banda Castigates The Deceased Aaron Gadama and Implicates Him for Political Disorder, Instability & Tension in the Central Region.
by Staff Researcher •
Lost history
KAMUZU CUP FINAL MATCH OF 2ND JUNE 1984.
by Staff Researcher •
This is one of the best cup finals ever played at Kamuzu Stadium. This game was won by Berec Power Pack 3-2 . It was a debut match for Berec Power Pack’s teenager and midfield maestro Brian Malowe Ndau who came in as substitute for the legendary Clifton Msiya who had limped off the pitch…
Lost history
Remembering Ras Evison Matafale.
by Staff Researcher •
Lost history
Flames’ Participation in the 1987 All Africa Games.
by Staff Researcher •
One great hero for the Malawi National Football Team (Flames) as far as the 1987 All Africa Games are concerned is Frank Sinalo. Though he was sent back home packing from the 1987 All Africa Games in Kenya on disciplinary grounds by no nonsense Coach Reuben Malola, Frank Sinalo had scored two important goals against…
