Malawian footballer who plays as a forward for Jiangsu Suning and captains Malawi’s national team. In the news after Malawi stunned Nigeria at the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations, boosting their campaign.
Africa’s Women’s Cup of Nations 2026 will begin in Rabat on July 26, with 16 teams competing in 34 matches. Nigeria defends the title, hosts Morocco face Kenya, and group play leads to knockout rounds, with the tournament also serving as a 2027 World Cup qualifier. Clubs and fan interest ramp up as Europe’s season approaches.
Malawi’s Scorchers have secured a 3-1 win over the 10-time champions Nigeria in a Group C clash at Al Madina Stadium. Temwa Chawinga netted twice and captain Tabitha Chawinga added a third as Malawi, surprise entrants to the tournament, upset the Super Falcons who pulled a late goal back through Rasheedat Ajibade from the penalty spot. The result moves Malawi to second in Group C behind Zambia, with two group matches left.