By SANDRA MWILA – GOVERNMENT has hailed Zambian Breweries and Coca-Cola Company for their unwavering support to the Copa Coca-Cola Schools football tournament. Director of Human Resource at the Ministry of Education, Henry Tukombe said...

By GRACE CHAILE – ZAMBIA’S quest for medals at the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games begin today when the girls’ hockey team face hosts China. The boys team plays their first match against Newzeland in...

By GRACE CHAILE – ZAMBIA Federation of University and College Sport (ZAFUCS) president, Mwape Nshimbi is confident local players will perform well in the 17th Confederation of University and College Sports Association (CUCSA) Zone Six...

By GRACE CHAILE  – THE Zambia Federation of University and College Sport (ZAFUCS) has raised about K1 million towards hosting of the 17thedition of the Confederation of University and College Sports Association (CUCSA) Zone Six...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – ZAMBIA yesterday bounced back from a demoralising defeat to Rwanda with a seven wickets win over Mozambique at the ongoing 2014 Pepsi International Cricket Council (ICC) Africa Under-19 Division-Two tournament in...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA  – CHESS Federation of Zambia (CFZ) president, Lewis Ncube has landed the Africa Chess Union (ACC) top position after the elections held during the 2014 World Chess Federation (WCF) general assembly in...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – MTN Zambia has announced that the overall winner of its Golf Challenge tournament will earn an all-expense paid for trip to the United States of America (USA) to watch the 2015...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – RWANDA yesterday ended Zambia’s hopes of winning the Pepsi 2014 International Cricket Council (ICC) Africa Under-19 Division Two tournament with a three wickets win over the hosts in a match played...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – ZAMBIA yesterday made a disastrous start to the Pepsi International Cricket Council (ICC) Africa Under-19 Division-Two cricket tournament, losing the opening match against Tanzania by 84 runs. The opening day of...

By SHAMAOMA MUSONDA – ZAMBIA simply had a bad day at the office at the ongoing 41st World Chess Olympiads in Tromso, Norway as both the men and women teams suffered embarrassing losses in Round-Six...