By SANDRA MWILA – EXCITING rally driver Miles Monge says the battle of the Zambia Motor Sport Association (ZMSA) 2015 national rally championship is still on with only two legs remaining on the calendar. Monge,...

By SANDRA MWILA – THE national team’s participation at the 2015 All-Africa Black Ball Pool Championship remains in doubt owing to the Zambia Pool Union (ZPU)‘s failure to raise the outstanding K45,000 for the Lesotho...

By SANDRA MWILA – CHIPOLOPOLO skipper Rainford Kalaba says he is disappointed that he was left out of the preliminary 37-player shortlist for the prestigious 2015 CAF Player-of-the-Year award. No Zambian player made the shortlist...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – THE Zambia Cricket Union (ZCU) has taken a rare step in its ambitious drive to expand the game’s popularity by integrating people with various disabilities into playing the sport. This follows...

By MOSES CHIMFWEMBE – ZAMBIA’S participation at the 2015 World Junior Badminton Championships billed for Peru hangs in a balance as Badminton Zambia (BZ) is still scouting for K240,000 required to send a team for...

By MOSES CHIMFWEMBE – FOOTBALL Association of Zambia (FAZ) club licensing manager Eric Mwanza has called for unity in the football fraternity for the development of the beautiful game. Reflecting on Republican President Edgar Lungu’s...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – THE Zambia Cricket Union (ZCU) has released up to K110, 000 to its two affiliates, the Midlands Cricket Association (MCA) and Copperbelt Cricket Association (CCA) for the development of the sport...

By GWEN CHIPASULA – JASSY Singh says he is targeting winning next weekend’s Samfuel rally to be held in Ndola to get his campaign of retaining the national title back on track. The reigning national...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – LUSAKA golfer Peter Munyinya finished as the fifth best African amateur golfer at the just-ended All-Africa Golf Team Championship (AAGTC) held in Kenya during the week. Munyinya, the immediate past Zambia...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – THE AFRICA Union Sports Council (AUSC) says it is not in order to be spending up to US$25,000 on an expatriate football coach when the local coaching system is suffering. AUSC...