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Mwayi returns to Australia this weekend
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By Jeromy Kadewere, Nyasa Times |
February 2, 2012 · 10 Comments |
Malawi’s the only foreign based netballer Mwawi ‘Professor’ Kumwenda is set to return to Australia over the weekend for her second season with Peninsula Waves after her visa was processed on Thursday, Nyasa Times learnt.
The 22-year-old netball superstar had a successful first season at Waves, which prompted Coach Robin Pym to seek more of her services.
“I am very excited that my visa is out. I will be leaving for Australia any day this weekend because anything about my trip is set. I thank God and l do not take this for granted,” Kumwenda told Nyasa Times.
Mwayi Kumwenda: Legging it for Australia return
Kumwenda said her aim is to put Malawi on the World map as far as netball is concerned.
Her teammates already started training and she delayed because of her visa was not processed.
Kumwenda has been undergoing her own training at Blantyre Youth Centre in order to keep herself in shape.
“I am ready to bounce back onto the field of play once l am in Australia,” she said.
“I feel l will have no difficulties because while on holiday l have been playing for my former club Escom Sisters,” said Kumwenda, who was also involved in charity work during her off season.
Kumwenda became the first Malawian netballer to be exported to Australia on February 11 2011.
During her first season, Kumwenda was voted Waves best player of the season and was also selected in the Victorian National League all star select team.
The towering shooter says this time around she wants to pursue both her netball career and education
Peninsula Waves identified Kumwenda during the 2009 World Youth Championships in Cooks Island where she was voted the best player of the tournament.
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Good luck and she wasnt in mangochi on the 31st of december nde ngati mwasowa chonena just get a life. kapena you jealous of her.
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Replykoma zopana madalazo zamveka? nawetu paja umakonda ma boilo.
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ReplyNdanjoya nawe pa Zithere pa 31 december,gud luck koma usiye kupana midala,nanga unali nazo kuzithere zija ndizithu?learn kupana mafana ngati ife!
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Replybola iwe wayithawa zero komanso folex,kusowa mafuta, kukwera kwa zinthu….
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ReplyBekani lundi ilo banangwa!!! Msungwana uyu wakunigonesga tulo ha! Unitumire e-mail address niyezgepo mwawi wane!
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Reply“This time around she wants to pursue both netball and education,” that is the way to go my sister because netball alone has a short life span but if you combine with education the better. With education you can stand tall and point a finger at fools like Bingu because after all you do not need his favour to be employed since you are an international material where only MERIT counts and not where you come from. Wish you all the best superstar.
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ReplyAll the best our lady! Koma sizoti ukagwidwe ndi Azibambo aku Zimbabwe. Waona wekha zamuchitikira mzako uko. Kadzisunge kumeneko, Ng’ombe zodzakulowolera tasunga kale ife. Tikumanya kuti ba Kumwenda pa iwe bazamusuzga chomeme kucharger. At least Ng’ombe ten Ngwata, thole, nkhambako nazo mwenemumo. All the best Mwabi!!
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ReplyAll the best
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ReplyNdinayamba kutsata za netball chifukwa cha mwana ameneyu. Kaya mwendo wotalikawo umaoneka bwanji pafupi kaya?
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ReplyWe are proud of you Mwayi. We wish you success as you put Malawi on the map. Indeed MALAWI’s biggest resource are its people. If more Malawians are trained in various fields and export them the country can earn a lot of foreign exchange.
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