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2ND EDITION

OF THE MALAWI YOUTH GAMES

Principal secretary in the Ministry of Youth and Sport Isaac Katopola (left)
and MNCS past immediate Board chairperson Dr Sunduzwayo Madise (right)
during the launch of the Malawi Youth Games.

The second edition of the Malawi Youth Central West Education Division
Games— formerly known as National Youth (CWED) emerged the overall
Games— finals took place at Bingu National winners of the second edition,
Stadium (BNS) in Lilongwe from 4 to 8 October after becoming champions in
2022. basketball, football (secondary),
netball (secondary) and managed
The edition started in April 2022. The competi- to acquire 10 gold medals in
tion started at the zone level up to the inter zone di erent athletics events.
level, district level, division level and the climax
was at the national finals in Lilongwe.

The finals saw 1,200 learners from seven educa-
tion divisions across the country competing for
national honors in football, netball, volleyball,
basketball and athletics. 11,200 primary and
secondary schools, both private and public, regis-
tered for the competition and 993,600 athletes
competed in the competition.

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