Meet Our Author: Peter Kanjere

Peter Kanjere is a Malawian sports journalist addicted to Africa football and betting reviews. Apart from being a BettingTop10 Malawi writer, he is a Pan-Africa Football and SuperSport websites’ stringer.

Kanjere holds two bachelor’s degrees in journalism and marketing from Blantyre International University and Malawi Government. School, plus journalism diploma (Malawi Polytechnic/MUBAS).

He is a Manchester City supporter on loan from Arsenal.

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2022-2025: Journalism Degree (Blantyre International University)

2014-2017: Marketing Degree (Malawi Govt. School)

2008-2010: Journalism Diploma: Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences

2011-2012: Sports Administration Diploma (IOC)

2009: Advanced Sports Certificate: University of Pretoria 

2026-Present: Writer (BettingTop10Malawi)

2024-Present: Pan Africa Football

2025-2018: Sports Editor (Times Group)

2019-2020: Assistant Editor (Times Group)

2011: Founded Sports Writers Association of Malawi

“I slave for journalism; honest football journalism to be specific. Developing football content and story writing are my therapies and a way of life. I am somewhere between being an introvert and an extrovert. It just depends on which day you catch me. In any case, my life is about football and more football.

Kanjere realised from the early days that his call was in sports journalism. He specialised in football journalism considering that football is Malawi’s number one sport. He believes in journalism that makes sense hence his approach is analytical. He believes that sports journalism without colour of language is like a desert without sand and that integrity, passion and honesty are everything in this business.

Kanjere transitioned from merely writing breaking football and feature news stories into analytical writing while embracing emerging trends of SEO skills. He has worked for The Daily Times, The Nation, SuperSport.com, Goal.com, Associated Press, Fifa Weekly, CAF website, Kick-Off, FARPost, The South African and now Pan-Africa Football.

Football Reviews: Kanjere watches local and international football matches and reviews them accordingly.

Football Analysis: Kanjere has mastered the art of picking loose ends from breaking news stories and updates to give depth, context and meaning to football using research skills and data analysis.

Football predictions: Kanjere honed his predictive skills while running a My Prediction column with Weekend Nation in Malawi between 2008 and 2015.

“One of my most fascinating experiences as a football journalist is chronicling a journey of an unknown player rising from obscurity to international stardom, retire then fade downhill faster into an ordinary person out of the limelight. All this happens in front of your eyes. It is like you are a doctor witnessing someone at birth then on their very last day on earth—on the death bed. I realise that permanence simply doesn’t exist in football and life in general.”