Malawi footballer hit by deadly grenade
Football player Edward Nsamala, who played for Dedza Young Soccer Saints, has been killed by a deadly grenade which blasted him in Dedza district bordering Mozambique.
It is reported that Nsamala, who was also a wielder, was hit when a grenade blasted his head while doing welding work.
Police confirmed the footballer’s tragedy
A Mozambican Lemison Juwawo who at the scene where he had gone repair his oxcart sustained injuries is at Kamuzu Central Hospital, according to other reports.
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More details could have made this strory, more sensible . . .
. . . If the granade blasted the player’s head, it must have travelled through the air i.e someone must have thrown it at him/them. Otherwise, if it came from the soil (planted in the time of war) upon which he stepped; he could have been blown off from the bottom-up.
. . . As to why the writer is troubling us with the task of connecting the dots, only his laziness to do more research, can explain. No wonder he/she hasnt even written down his/her name.
But whoever you are, you could have done better.
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Talembani zomveka a Malawi. Taifufuzani nkhani yonse. Wamwalirayo amatisangalatsa pankhani ya mpira. Go there and feed us with entire information. We need to know since he was our brother. We MUST know if it is the Mozambiqueans who have done this savage and uncalled for thing. We know for sure that Mozambiqueans are very foolish. They are always after human blood.
Sure you cant get anything out of this please try to write with valid evidence , this is not a Drama that you left people in dilemma knowing that they will see you again on stage, be mature its out of sense, do not rush to write things without an valid evidence………………….
Our writers mwati chiyani kodi mu nkhani yanuyi, ndiye kuti mumatha kulemba bwino za ndale basi, kuti Chaponda amagona mu parliament
This news lacks substance.. its incomplete. Where did the granade come from? Is it connected to the civil war in Mozambique?