Sports of Mabiri

 Did you know Mabiri produced four players to Green Buffalos FC of Luwelezi which won Bakili Muluzi National Cup in early 2000s. The players included Chimwemwe Tembo, Mandera Tembo, Eneya Popote Ngulube and Zondwayo Ngulube.


Did you know Mabiri produced five players to Rayply FC in the year 2002?

The players included Nation Banda, Zondwayo Ngulube, Mandera Tembo, James Ngulube and Chiza Ngulube. 


Did you know by the time Embangweni United FC was qualifying for TNM super league four players were from the Ngulube Family of Mdilira Tembo Village in Mabiri? These players were Zondwayo Ngulube, Rodwayo Ngulube, Chiza Ngulube and Bongani Ngulube. 


Did you know the first Mabiri primary   

away winning goal against  Chowondwe primary was scored by Toga Ndhlovu with asist pass from Masida Ngulube? 


Did you know the first Mabiri CDSS player to play in Flames Coca-Cola Under 20 team was Bob Chalunda Ngulube? 


Did you know Mabiri 's first female footballer who has appeared on international scene on several occasions including in Tanzania and Zimbabwe is Madyina Ngulube? 


Have you noted that at least 1 or 2  players from the Ngulube Family have appeared in almost every ocation listed above? 


Big up and Bravo to the Ngulube Family for the massive contribution to the football of not Only Mabiri but Malawi as a nation. 


KingKunta Magazine

2018 edition Sports corner

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