By NDINAWE SIMPELWE – NKANA coach Beston Chambeshi put up a brave face ahead of today’s tough 2018/19 Confederation Cup Group C tie against Asante in Kumasi at the intimidating Babayara Stadium despite missing two...

By GODFREY DUBE – Lumwana 0 Power 1 POWER Dynamos coach Kelvin Kaindu commended his players for the hard fought win over Lumwana Radiants which saw the Kitwe side take over leadership of the MTN-FAZ...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – ZAMBIA’S Dayne Moore and his partner Coert Groenewald finished bottom of the pile at the Team Championships golf at Dainfern Country Club despite playing a three-under-par 69 on the last day....

By SANDRA MWILA At Godfrey Chitalu Stadium – Warriors 3 Zanaco 2 COACH Numba Mumamba said his team lacked discipline as Zanaco defensive woes were further exposed by a tactical Kabwe Warriors side that rallied...

By ADRIAN MWANZA – HUNDREDS of mourners yesterday paid their last respects to the late Nelson Sapi, who was interred in Lusaka. Sapi, who was the Zambia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board (ZPBWCB) chairperson,...

By MUNAMBEZA MUWANEI – FIRE has destroyed an assortment of merchandise worth thousands of kwacha at a makeshift market depot in Choma. Panicky traders were left cursing the fire brigade team which despite arriving on...

By DAVID KANDUZA – A Zambian man has been killed in a crocodile attack on Lake Kariba in Siavonga. According to Siavonga District Commissioner Lovemore Kanyama, the crocodile attacked the canoe the two men, one...

By PASSY HAACHIZO and ANNIE MUKUKA – KABWE Diocese Bishop Clement Mulenga has urged young priests not to envy worldly riches but rather remain humble, resilient and dedicated towards winning lost souls for Christ. Reverend...

By THANDIWE MOYO – SIXTY-SEVEN law students from the Zambia Open University (ZAOU) have cleared the 2018 legal practitioners qualifying examinations (LPQE) under the Zambia Institute of Advanced Legal Education (ZIALE), the highest from any...

By CHIPEMA SAKAIMBO – PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has expressed concern at the number of people suffering and dying from non-communicable diseases. Mr Lungu said in Lusaka yesterday it concerned him that lifestyle diseases, once relatable...