FACT FILE
Date of birth: November 15, 1952
Position played: Defender (Retired)
Youth Career
1960-1963 Played social in Chililabombwe
1963-1965 Nsansa FC
1965-1966 Libala Secondary School alongside Dr. Francis Manda, who was team Captain.
Club Career
1967-1973 Lusaka Tigers
National Team
1970-1973
1973 He retired from playing football due to injury
Individual Honours
1969-1973 Lusaka Tigers most outstanding player
1974 Obtained basic coaching certificate (German Instructors)
1994 Attained FIFA Administration Certificate
1997 Obtained the CAF advanced Coaching certificate
2007 Awarded FIFA Instructor of Instructors certificate
2008 Attended a FIFA Instructor of instructors refresher course and obtained a certificate
2008 Acquired a high level coaching certificate (German instructor)
2011 Obtained a Physical trainers course certificate
2013 Attained a CAF C. license certificate
Teams managed
1974-1976 Lusaka Tigers
1976-1979 Ndeke Rangers FC
1985-1988 Lusaka Tigers
1994-1995 Ndeke Rangers Technical Advisor
1997-2001 Telesport FC
2002-2003 Nkwazi
2003-2004 Jwaneng Comets FC (Botswana)
2005-2008 Konkola Blades
2002-2008 Zambia Under 23 Assistant
2008 National Assembly
2009-2011 Young Green Eagles
2012 Nampundwe FC
2014 Roan United, where he is still head coach.

• Despite being a hard tackling defender, Mwiinde never accumulated yellow or red cards throughout his playing and coaching career.
• He broke his leg three times in 1971, 1972 and 1973, prompting his retirement from football that saw him miss out on the 1974 AFCON
• He became Zambia’s youngest coach at 22 years old after obtaining a basic coaching certificate in 1974.
• Mwiinde was part of the 1971 Seoul Olympics team.
• As assistant coach to Peter Kaumba, Mwiinde saw the under-23 squad qualify to the All Africa Games in Abuja, Nigeria in 2003 and Algiers, Algeria in 2007.
• He pioneered the introduction of FAZ division one and two football in North Western Province.