APM delivers!  Bullets, Wanderers get land for their stadium

President Peter Mutharika’s directive that government should construct stadiums for  domestic football powerhouses Nyasa Big Bullets and Be Forward Wanderers is coming to fruition as  two sites have been allocated in Blantyre  where government will build the facilities.

Bullets CEO Haiya shows the design for their stadium at proposed site in Ngumbe

Ministry of Labour, Youth, Sports and Manpower Development on Thursday received two sites from Blantyre City  Council .

Bullets  had earlier proposed Ngumbe near Kameza Roundabout along the Zalewa Road in Blantyre as their possible stadium site while Wanderers earmarked a  piece of land close to Chichiri Secondary School.

The the two Blantyre-based TNM Super League outfits  switched, with Bullets picking land near Moneymen Growth Centre along Chikwawa  Road while Wanderers opted for land near Kanjedza  in Limbe West opposite Blantyre Teachers Training College.

Bullets and Wanderers have existed for over 50 years but do not own stadiums let alone a basic ground.

Meanwhile, Bullets already unveiled the design of their 25 000-seater stadium, which they hope to be constructed on the land.

Bullets chief executive officer Fleetwood Haiya said they already had the design because they were in the process of doing the same within the next five years as part of their commercialisation drive.

He added that they also have plans to construct a 10 000-seater stadium at Kamba ground in Naperi, Blantyre for their reserve and youth teams.

Haiya said they are waiting for the Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) to give them a go-ahead.

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Yakov
Yakov
4 years ago

No, i heard the president at the rally, he said ‘i will build you each a stadium (sic)’ and not i will give you plots for your stadia. There’s a huge difference baba, so say again that he has delivered, not to me.

Wiseman
Wiseman
4 years ago

Olo APM atawina sangamange ma stadium amenewa. Akamanga mundzandidule mutu!!!! Ndalama za boma kapena zake? Zaboma sidzingatheke coz parliament has to approve. Zake mwina ngati walemera kwambiri kuchoka pa 150,000 dollars anali nayo in 2014

MBADWAYA CHIMALAWI
MBADWAYA CHIMALAWI
4 years ago

DPP boma a china ndi china adadi mukukwana simukutekeseka with what pple think of u true leader Malawi needs

Mmalawi
4 years ago

Adad zikomo, koma simuwina

Toka
Toka
4 years ago

Hand over the tittle deeds to clubs…if not then it’s just politics….
How can title deeds remain under the Ministry????

Gibo
4 years ago

Ma stadium onsewo okomera anthu a mtauni . Bola mukanasisa fertilizer kufika pa K15,000.00 , olo kufka pa K10,000.00 ndiyekuti munthu wosauka , khaya wolemera azigula popanda chovuta . Koma fertilizer wanu wamakuponi amene akulemera ndi anthu omwewo a chipani cholamula. Nthawi ya Kamuzu panalibe kudandaula za fertilizer ayi chifukwa zimayenda mchilungamo . Fertilizer wa makuponiyu athe. Kuyambira malata , cement , fertilizer , zinthu zimenezi ndizomwe munthu wakumudzi angapindule nazo zitatsitsidwa ntengo , osati za mastadium zanuzo.

BigMan
BigMan
4 years ago

A waste of resources. APM wont even be President after May elections, he should have made such commitments after winning election.

Gona pa Muhanya
Gona pa Muhanya
4 years ago

This is personal commitment by APM, I am very sure he will fulfill it whether voted back or not.

Poverty die die
4 years ago

Mabgani mangani koma ife tikukhuzula pa mpando ulipo mdala iwe. Ndipo ndalama zake za mthumba mwako kapena za ifeyo?

Joovido
Joovido
4 years ago

Kameza could have been ideal for one stadium being located on m1 road. moreover ter are already other plans to have other stadiums within or near to the proposed areas. Think twice

Piper
Piper
4 years ago

Utterly rubbish ! Political points ? Malawi needs more than mere stadia. Come on people open your eyes !

John Gray Gufa
John Gray Gufa
4 years ago
Reply to  Piper

Open yours first. Call me after that

Poverty die die
4 years ago
Reply to  John Gray Gufa

Ambuyakowo amange koma voting ya ine sazayipata

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