In a show of unity, pride, and preparation, Team Malawi has paid a courtesy call to the Malawi Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, ahead of the highly anticipated World Darts Federation Africa Qualifiers. As the squad gears up for a crucial continental assignment, the visit underscored the importance of national representation beyond the playing arena.
The delegation was warmly received by Deputy Ambassador Duncan Mwapasa, in a meeting that reaffirmed the embassy’s support for the team during their stay in Kenya. Included in the delegation was Malawi National Council of Sports Board Member Wisdom Njolomole, highlighting the institutional backing behind the team’s participation.
Tournament Overview
Malawi is set to compete in the WDF Africa Qualifiers, taking place from Friday, 20th March to Sunday, 22nd March 2026, at the Kasarani Sports View Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya.The competition will follow a round robin format, featuring both singles and doubles matches, offering a comprehensive test of skill, consistency, and teamwork.
Meet Team Malawi
The national squad comprises six talented players: four men and two women: Rodgers Zako, Steve Kamfose Simeone Kawonga, Carnage Mkandawire, Alice Chilamba and Memory Katema.
A Platform for Growth and Exposure
According to DAM President Peterkins Kayira, the tournament presents a vital opportunity for Malawi to benchmark its performance against top African nations while gaining valuable international exposure. “The team is determined to raise the Malawi flag high by putting in strong performances throughout the tournament and showcasing the country’s growing presence in the sport of darts,” he said.
Looking Ahead
As the qualifiers get underway, Team Malawi carries not just the hopes of a nation, but a growing momentum in the sport. With determination, preparation, and institutional support behind them, the team will be aiming to make a strong impression on the continental stage. #MalawiSport #LetsPlay