Kauma Young Bullets clinches Pauline Super Cup Championship

Dr Pauline Long continues to motivate young football players every year as she celebrates her birthday.

It has now become a tradition for Dr Pauline Long, who is Chief Executive Officer for Pauline Long Entrepreneurship Foundation (PLEF), to celebrate her birthday every year for five years in succession though a football tournament in districts where PLEF operates.

The 2022 edition of Pauline Long Super Cup was taking place in Kauma area in Lilongwe district. The tournament was first launched in 2018 in Mzimba before moving to Ntcheu in 2019, Zomba in 2020 and Mulanje in 2021.

Maccollins Chisale presents a trophy to Kauma Young Bullets captain on behalf of PLEF

Dr Pauline Long is known for celebrating her birthday by giving back to the community and this year as usual, she sponsored the Kauma tourney to give back to the youth. The tournament is normally aimed at supporting the youth in various villages to realise their potential as footballers.

The final match on Sunday at Kauma Community Ground saw Kauma Young Bullets thumping Kauma Football Club by 4 goals to 2.

Speaking to Nyasa Times after the event, Kauma FC Captain, Lameck Phiri, hailed Dr Long’s initiative saying it is unearthing talent among the youth in as far as football development is concerned.

“We are so excited with this initiative. We wish this could become a league so that we can have more game time. We need to develop our skills. We also need footballs and kits. They are important for our skills development. We will continue praying for Dr Long because we need her long support,” remarked Phiri.

Eight teams competed in the tournament and four teams received cash prizes with an addition of a trophy for the winning team.

Pauline Long Entrepreneurship Foundation (PLEF) is a global organisation that provides tools for leadership and entrepreneurship. The foundation cares for the welfare of young people, widows and young girls that need support. It also provides scholarships and sponsors education for children in Congo, Zambia and Malawi.

PLEF has been distributing food to widows and is also building a multimillion Kwacha women development centre in Mzimba district.

Pauline Long is a British citizen of Kenyan origin and says she believes that it takes a human being to make life of another human being comfortable.

“It takes one human being to uplift the life of another human being. Blessed will always be the hand that giveth than the one that taketh,” she told Nyasa Times.

 

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