Since 1974

About Us

The Malawi National Council of Sports (MNCS) was established by an act of Parliament, Act No 10, of 1974, to provide oversight to the development of all sporting disciplines in Malawi.

Our Mandate

The Malawi National Council Act has however extended and specified the mandate of the sporting body corporate on among others; matters of women and sport, professional sport, sport for people with disabilities, recreational sport as well as anti-doping within the sport.

The objective of the Commission is to promote Sport within Malawi and participation of Sport outside Malawi.

OUR VISION & MISSION

Vision Statement

We are a professional, most efficient, and effective sports development catalytic organization, successfully providing progressive and quality sports services in Malawi.

Mission Statement

We are a sports body entrusted with the responsibility to Manage, Control, Develop and Promote sport at all levels

Composition of the Secretariat

While the Board gives policy direction, the Secretariat is charged with operationalising policy and other day-to-day matters of the Council. The Secretariat is headed by the Executive Secretary (ES) of the Council. The Secretariat is divided into four (4) main departments: Executive Office, Sports Development, Finance and Human Resources and Administration

Executive Office

This is the office of the ES of the Council, is charged with the general direction of the organization, which includes implementation of Council’s policies and directives, promotion of the development of sport in Malawi, and also protection and promotion of optimal utilization of available resources, assets and facilities. The ES is as such responsible for the general management of the organization, reporting directly to the Board.

Sports Development
The department runs the core business of the Council. It is mainly concerned with assisting MNCS National Sport Associations to fulfil their sports development obligations as well as initiating, administering and sustaining viable sports development projects at all levels, where necessary. This department also has to facilitate formalised sporting activities within schools and institutions as well as within the community across the country, as well as initiating and facilitating programmes that are meant to support the welfare of sports persons. Foreign sports experts operate under this department, for it is sports development that they have been brought to this country to enhance.
Finance
The Finance department is responsible for all financial matters of the Council. These include budgets, financial and management accounts, as well as general accounting to all the relevant authorities as may be necessary. The department is unique in that it reports to both the Treasurer of the Council and the ES.
Human Resources and Administration
The Human Resources and Administration department is responsible for the Council’s human resources’ mobilization, development and retention, as well as general administration matters. These include; staff welfare, recruitment, training, supplies, transport, and other related issues. The department is also responsible for the up-skilling of affiliates’ administrators and personnel.