She becomes only the second Malawian to win a RASA award, after Moneyi Chingaipe in 2019.

A total of 60 athletes (34 male and 26 female) have qualified for the championship, with 20 athletes representing each region.

The championship has attracted over 80 athletes, including 10 female participants, marking a significant milestone in the federation’s efforts to grow and professionalize the sport in Malawi.

Despite the defeat, the match provided vital lessons and key positives as the Scorchers continue their preparations for the final qualifying round of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) against Angola in October.

This fixture marks the Scorchers’ fifth friendly match as they continue to shape their final form in preparation for the final qualifying round of the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) against Angola in October.

So far, the team has played two friendlies against Zambia and two against South Africa, gaining crucial match fitness and tactical experience.

As they return home, the Malawi Women’s National Team carries with them not just memories, but the experience and hunger to keep improving

While the result marked the team’s third consecutive loss in the tournament, the squad continues to display resilience, fighting spirit, and an unshakable passion for the game.

Despite the challenging conditions, Malawi displayed remarkable focus and resolve

Representatives from several associations expressed appreciation for the initiative and highlighted the value of the discussions.