By GRACE CHAILE – At OYDC ZAMBIA has qualified for to the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games despite coming second to South Africa after the Hockey Fives’s Africa qualifiers played at the Olympic Youth Development...

BY GRACE CHAILE – ZAMTEL yesterday launched its two-year Swimming Challenge League worth K1.8 million at the Olympic Youth Development Centre (OYDC) in Lusaka. Company managing director Mupanga Mwanakatwe said the aim of the Zamtel Swim Challenge...

By KALUMIANA KALUMIANA – At Arthur Davies Stadium Power 3 Warriors 1 POWER Dynamos shot to the summit of the MTN-FAZ Premier League log after thrashing Kabwe Warriors in this exciting Week One fixture that...

From FELIX MALUNGA – In San Jose Vice-President Guy Scott’s wife, Charlotte, believes Zambia’s participation at the Costa Rica 2014 FIFA Under-17 World Cup competition is a turning point for women’s football. Scott   has  since ...

By SANDRA MWILA and MOSES CHIMFWEMBE – A depleted nine-member Zambia handball team finally left for Kenya yesterday to compete at the 9th edition of the Africa Under-17 Championships that got underway teh same day. The...

By KALUMIANA KALUMIANA and SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – FORMER World 400 meters hurdles champion and 1996 Olympic silver medallist Samuel Matete has announced his candidature for the Zambia Amateur Athletics Association (ZAAA) presidency. And ZAAA has...

By ELIAS CHIPEPO – THE International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Africa Zone has appointed two Zambia referees to officiate at the 2014 Africa Youth Championships to be held in Botswana. FIBA has picked Mweshi Munatamba and...

Preamble: I WISH to draw the attention of the followers of this column that in accordance with the sequence of this column, Law 4: The Players’ equipment, was to be carried in two parts. Parts...

HARDWORK and commitment are key ingredients and critical tools that athletes use to achieve greatness in various sporting disciplines, but for the visually impaired, it takes one to possess those vital tools coupled with confidence...

By KENNEDY  MUPESENI CLIMATE change will cost Zambia US$53 million in the next five years if measures are not put in place to minimise the impact, the African Development Bank (AfDB) has said. Meanwhile, Government...