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Gazette Media donates half-a-million kwacha to Football Journalists

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Gazette Media, a Media and Communication Consultancy firm has donated K500,000 to the Football Journalists Association of Malawi (FJA) to support its Elective Annual General Meeting (EAGM) scheduled to take place in Salima from November 29-30, 2025.

Speaking during the cheque handover ceremony on Friday, Gazette Media Managing Director and Lead Consultant McDonald Chapalapata said they extended the support, noting that many of its clients are deeply involved in the growth of the sport in Malawi.

“When we received the request, we did not think twice. Supporting football journalism is supporting football itself. The discussions and capacity-building at the AGM ultimately improve the quality of coverage and the messages shared with the public.

“In turn, this benefits our clients, some of whom are into sports sponsorship especially football, and this strengthens the game overall,” said Chapalapata.

Chapalapata: In turn, this benefits our clients

FJA President Deitrich Frederich thanked Gazette Media for the timely gesture, noting that the annual general meeting is crucial, not only for electing new leaders, but also for strengthening the professionalism and visibility of football reporting in the country.

“This donation marks the beginning of a meaningful relationship with Gazette Media. As journalists, we have a duty to promote football and to ensure that the partners who support the sport see value in their investment.

“We will continue to collaborate as key stakeholders to grow the game and encourage sponsors to remain committed,” said Frederich.

The AGM, which will bring together 80 football journalists from across the country, requires a total budget of K10 million for logistics, accommodation, and election-related activities.

“When we received the request, we did not think twice.”

McDonald Chapalapata
Gazette Media Managing Director and Lead Consultant

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