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Flames foreign-based players start jetting in - The Times Group Malawi

By Williams Gondwa Five foreign-based Malawi National Football Team players have joined the senior team’s camp ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations finals slated for Yaoundé, Cameroon next month. South Africa based trio of striker Khuda Muyaba, midfielder Mike Mkwate and defender Chembezi Denis joined Flames camp yesterday. Moldova-based Charles Petro of Sheriff Tiraspol …

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