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No changes on Carlsberg Cup sponsorship, maintains at K40 million

Football Association of Malawi (FAM) offices in Chiwembe, Blantyre where the sponsors Castel Malawi Limited announced sponsorship has been maintained at K40 million as Malawi celebrates 50 years of Carlsberg brand.

Castel Malawi Limited managing director Gilles Leclerc said it has been 18 years that Carlsberg Cup has been in existence and it is part of the brand’s heritage in Malawi.

“It is one way of celebrating our football association over the years. As a company we would like to reaffirm our commitment to sponsoring the tournament,” Leclerc said.

FAM president Walter Nyamilandu commended Castel Malawi Limited for the continued sponsorship of the prestigious trophy in the land.

“I am humbled and over the moon that Castel Malawi is here again to announce continued sponsorship of Carlsberg Cup for the seventh year since 2012.

“The contribution that Carlsberg Cup has made to the development of football over the years cannot be overemphasised.

“Carlsberg Cup offers the platform for the teams playing in the regional leagues to play with Super League teams, therefore, unearthing huge talent that ordinarily could not be identified,” he said.

In his speech, the FAM president sounded a stern warning to participating teams that the football governing body would not tolerate violence and hooliganism.

“Ours is a promise that we will do everything possible to safeguard this sponsorship. This is the reason why I want to strongly warn, urge and emphasize to the participating teams to uphold and observe fair play and the rules of the game without any compromise,” he said.

Regional league teams will battle it out to qualify for the national level to join 16 Super League teams in round of 32.

Mighty Be Forward Wanderers were the first to win the cup when it was launched.

Nyasa Big Bullets are defending champions.

Warning; Stop drinking SOBO Orange Squash!!- Malawi Bureau Standards

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Sobo Orange Squash drink has been recalled from the market for reportedly being ‘unsafe’ as it has defects in its composition.

Consumers who have said the product had become “unfit for human consumption” and complained to Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS).

The bureau boss Davlin Chokazinga confirmed about the complaints and said they running tests “to find out what went wrong.”

Some people, who have consumed the Sobo drink, said they had some stomach upsets.

In some cases the batch had started to show signs of fermentation – a process that converts sugar to acids, gases, or alcohol.

A privately-owned French beverage company, Castel Group, the new shareholders of the Sobo brand was unable to confirm reports that some of the product had already turned to alcohol.

But the company confirmed it has recalled two batches of the product for precautionary measure.

The company said it has withdrawn batches number 286 and 287 of the drink from the market which targets 18 000 bottles.

Castel Group bought 59.48 percent stake from Carlsberg Malawi last year while Press Corporation Limited remained a minority shareholder with 39.65 percent.

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Carlsberg sells stake in Malawi business, ‘Will continue to make Carlsberg in Malawi’

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Danish brewer Carlsberg A/S (CARL-A. KO) Wednesday announced the sale of its stake in Carlsberg Malawi Limited to Castel Group for an undisclosed fee, as it executes its strategy to slim down the company and focus on core businesses. Continue reading Carlsberg sells stake in Malawi business, ‘Will continue to make Carlsberg in Malawi’