LAST week’s article titled “Morocco boxers’ fiasco :more questions than answers” has attracted a sharp reaction from a reader of this column. When the reader called to express his opinion on the article, he said...

AS Zambia celebrates her 50 years of independence today, it is important to end discrimination of women in sports. The last 50 years has seen sports develop in Zambia with measurable achievements for everyone to...

Personal information Date of birth     – 13 October 1949 Place of birth     – Luanshya, Northern Rhodesia Height       – 5’5” Playing position  – Midfielder (retired) Current residence  – Lusaka FAZ Life member...

THE Chipolopolo’s resounding 3-0 win over the Menas of Niger on Wednesday evening removed the gloomy picture which had enveloped Zambia’s race for a place at the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals. This...

CONGRATULATIONS to the Chipolopolo for beating Niger to register their first win in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers to revive hopes of qualifying for the Morocco finals. The win came after the...

PLAYING West African opposition away has on most occasions proved a nightmare for Zambian football because of the alleged harsh treatment our teams are subjected to by their hosts. We have read and sometimes seen...

I AM not really convinced that the decision to engage Dutchman Nico Labohm as Chipolopolo assistant coach will help improve the team’s performance in the remaining Morocco 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. The...

SLOWLY, but surely, 2014 is grinding to its end in less than three months and most, if not all, boxing aficionados must be asking: what do we have on the table on the local and...

I WOULD like to thank my buddy Jack Mwewa for keeping this column going when I was on sabbatical leave. A lot has happened in the world of sport from the last time I interacted...

WHEN I heard this past week that the World Boxing Council (WBC) had found a replacement opponent in South Africa’s female bantamweight champion Bukiwe Nonina to face Catherine Phiri for the WBC silver title instead...