AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWAFCON Fever: Malawi’s Scorchers stormed into their first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final after a 3-1 semi-final win over Algeria in Rabat, with the Chawinga sisters again doing the damage—Tabitha scoring twice and Temwa adding one—while the match swung on red cards and a tense second half. Final Set-Up: Cameroon booked the other final spot after beating hosts Morocco on penalties, setting up Sunday’s showpiece: Malawi vs Cameroon. Player Rewards: NBS Bank announced a K245 million boost for the Scorchers, with each player set to pocket K7 million as Malawi’s historic World Cup qualification story keeps growing. Sports Culture: The win sparked dressing-room celebrations, with Minister Ben Phiri joining the team’s jubilation, while fans packed watch parties in Lilongwe. Media & Labour: 27 MBC district reporters have filed for K688.5m after shock dismissals, arguing contracts were wrongly ended and labour conditions were unsafe. Public Safety: Local Government Minister Ben Phiri handed out 150 motorcycle helmets in Thyolo after deadly crashes highlighted the urgent need for safer riding. Arts & Lifestyle: Fashion designer Doll Mabel (Mabel Khonje) announced a K120m masquerade-themed party at Bingu International Convention Centre, featuring live violin and piano showcases.
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