WAFCON Finale: Malawi’s Scorchers’ fairytale run ended with a 3-0 defeat to Cameroon in Rabat, as Marie Ngah scored twice and Naomi Eto added the third—still, the team’s maiden final appearance and World Cup qualification have already made history. Golden Boot: Temwa Chawinga finished top scorer with five goals to win the WAFCON Golden Boot, while Cameroon goalkeeper Michaely Bihina took the Golden Glove after standout saves. Homecoming Buzz: Plans are underway for a heroine’s welcome for the Scorchers despite the heartbreak, with tributes pouring in and Brazil 2027 now the next dream. Sponsor Support: National Bank of Malawi CEO Harold Jiya visited the squad and pledged outstanding bonuses, urging them to “finish the mission.” Brand Protection: The Football Association of Malawi warned businesses to stop using Scorchers players’ names and images for endorsements without permission. Security Crackdown (Blantyre): Deputy Inspector General of Police Noel Kayira announced a crackdown on street children and theft hotspots, including orders to stop loitering along Masauko Chipembere Highway. SADC Diplomacy: Malawi’s VP Enoch Chihana urged regional unity and openness at the SADC summit in Durban after a South Africa mix-up mistakenly identified him as an opposition politician. Fashion Spotlight: Designer Doll Mabel marked her journey with a K120m masquerade bash in Lilongwe, celebrating her creative milestones.