Zimbabwean Kalisto Pasuwa has been named Malawi’s head coach on a two-year contract replacing Patrick Mabedi, Afrosport reports.
Malawi FA President Fleetwood Haiya unveiled Pasuwa on Wednesday with the mandate of securing the Flames 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualification.
“The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) has today unveiled former FCB Nyasa Big Bullets Coach Kalisto Pasuwa as the new Malawi Men’s Senior National Team Head Coach.
“The Zimbabwean will be in charge of the Flames for two years,” the football association said in a statement.
The former Dynamos coach’s substantive appointment comes after he led the side from November last year on an interim basis.
Pasuwa enjoyed a huge success as the head coach for Malawi football giants Nyasa Big Bullets.
At Nyasa, he won four consecutive league titles and several silverwares before parting ways with the side in December 2024.
