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SUDAN and Zambia bounced into Bugembe brimming with confidence only to be trimmed by lightweights. But Zambia and Burundi, the top two teams in the group B, edged closer to the semi-finals of the CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup.
Burundi proved too strong for Djibouti whom they thumped 4-0 last evening in a Group B match played at Bugembe stadium in the on-going Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup.
THE spotlight turns to Bugembe today with a Burundi versus Zambia encounter that has all the markings of a thriller. Free flowing attacking football is what the two sides have so far treated the Jinja crowd to in the 35th CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup's group of death.
Former Zambian skipper and now president of the country's Football Federation Kalusha Bwalya says taking part in the East and Central Africa Senior Challenge Cup is a good test for his youthful team.
Zambia top Group B at the East and Central Africa Senior Challenge Cup after battling out a goalless draw in their second game against Kenya.
Zambia made their Cecafa Cup intentions known early on Wednesday with a 3-0 thumping of Djibouti in the first game of the 33rd edition of the Cecafa Challenge Cup.
KAMPALA - Former Zambian skipper and now President of the country's Football Federation Kalusha Bwalya has said taking part in the East and central Africa Senior Challenge Cup (Cecafa Cup) is a good test for his youthful team.
LIKE students seating exams of an inferior class, Zambia have vowed to make an easy meal of the 35th CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup edition.
THE Government has given the Copperbelt Youth Forum Fund (CYFF) a 14-day ultimatum to refund the K540 million it obtained from Serenje and Kabwe residents promising to offer them business loans.
LOCAL Government and Housing Minister, Benny Tetamashimba, has directed councils countrywide to clear the garbage lying around their localities and ensure that there are no unnecessary outbreaks of waterborne diseases.
POLICE in Lusaka have arrested over 200 people during Christmas celebrations for various offences, including public nuisance through drunkenness and indecent exposure, with the majority of the offenders being women.
CONSTRUCTION of the 40 million-litre strategic fuel storage facility in Ndola is expected to be completed in February next year, Tanzania Zambia Mafuta (Tazama) pipelines managing director, Largman Muzelenga, has disclosed.
THE Government expects millers to emulate Chimanga Changa Milling Company which reduced mealie meal prices even before the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) lowered the price of maize.
FOR a long time, issues of environment have persistently taken a back seat both at corporate and community levels.
A LONDON High Court has ordered former president Frederick Chiluba's tailors to repay the Zambian Government more than US$900,000 received from the Zamtrop account.
THE Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has reduced the price of maize, board chairperson Costain Chilala has announced.
THE University of Zambia (Unza) management has finally prepared financial reports for three years and the auditor general's office is currently reviewing them, university vice-chancellor, Stephen Simukanga has said.
CHRISTMAS comes but once a year. While this day induces excitement and wanton spending and merry-making, it must be a time to reflect on the man on whom this day is centred. This is our Lord Jesus Christ.
POLICE will finally get bullet-proof vests to reduce injuries and death in the course of their duties.
KONKOLA Copper Mines (KCM) Nchanga Smelter in Chingola yesterday caught fire after failure in the instrumentation system.
SuperSport United's Zambian international midfielder Noah Chivuta has taken on the role of Father Christmas and donated a set of Umbro jerseys worth R5 000 to his former club, Kabwe Warriors.
ZAMBIANS yesterday welcomed the reduction in the prices of fuel and mealie meal and urged the Government to continue working tirelessly to improve the people's standards of living.
PATRIOTIC Front (PF) members of Parliament (MPs) have applied for a stay of the High Court ruling, which dismissed an interim injunction order against their expulsion from the party.
CHIEF Justice Ernest Sakala has described the late Ndola High Court judge-in-charge Japhet Banda as a perfect example of a committed and competent judge.
ACTING Inspector General of Police, Francis Kabonde has cancelled leave for all police officers during the festive period and directed commanding officers to ensure that there is heavy police presence in all parts of the country.
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