Dedza Stadium which was closed for maintenance is set to host a Super League game this coming Sunday.
One of Dedza District Council officials, Yohane Bilesi, said vandalism of stadium facilities is still a major setback in managing the community stadium.
Bilesi added that the pitch is now in good condition and is set for the game.
However, they are planning to engage the services of a private security firm to beef up the security of the facility.
Dedza Dynamos and Ekwendeni Hammers will be the first teams to play at the stadium after a break.
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