Malawi: The Goshen City Trust has reaffirmed its commitment towards FAM, for the development of women’s football team of the country. The nation is currently facing economic hardships but is still committed to the Football Association of Malawi (FAM).
Reportedly, the official visionaire of the city trust – Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has made a commitment in Lilongwe on Friday, April 26, 2024. He handed over K21 million, which is the last chunk of the K60 million deal with FAM which is going towards the 2023 national women’s championship finals.
Visionaire Bushiri confirms that his dream is to see the women’s game reach to greater heights.
Meanwhile, FAM president – Fleetwood Haiya hailed Goshen City Trust for the gesture while they pledged to make the game more attractive and competitive in the country.
Considering this, Haiya apologised for delaying the 2023 Cosafa Women’s Championship Trophy presentation to the Goshen City Hierarchy.
Notably, they are also the sponsors of the Scorchers. It was a plea which was later accepted by the Prophet.
Goshen City is led by Dr. Shepherd Bushiri, who is a visionary leader behind the trust and has revolutionised the achievements and innovation.
As a current Chairman and spearhead, the creation of a visionary smart city in Malawi, they are setting a new benchmark and driving the radical growth in a billion-dollar enterprise.
Goshen City more like a monumental project, that is poised to redefine the modern living with a focus on sustainability and eco-friendliness. It reflects the proven ability of the Bushiri to create highly efficient urban spaces.
In an era of rapid transformation, Goshen City Trust of Malawi disrupts conventional operations and business processes. The unwavering commitment to a futuristic Malawi to redefine the norms of innovation and sustainability and reshape the business landscapes.
Furthermore, they envision to lead the economic growth, vibrant collections and unprecedented opportunities. Not just for Malawi but also for the broader Southern African Region.
The Malawi Women’s National Association Football Team is overlooked by the Football Association of Malawi.
Back in 2020, nickname ‘Scorchers’ was adopted for the national team. As earlier, it was referred to as She-Flames.
In 2023, Malawi won the first and only COSAFA title, by defeating Zambia in finals. Shortly after their win, it was announced that there controversially would be no prize money available for any of the national teams.
