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Preparing for the upcoming season.
30/08/2026

Preparing for the upcoming season.

Happy Birthday to Michael “Cool Joe” Munyika, Head of Scouting Operations at Tunta Sports + Entertainment.Cool Joe is th...
28/08/2026

Happy Birthday to Michael “Cool Joe” Munyika, Head of Scouting Operations at Tunta Sports + Entertainment.

Cool Joe is the man on the ground, going deep into communities across Zambia to uncover raw football talent and help connect promising players to opportunities that can take them to the next level.

If you’re an upcoming footballer making strides and believe you’re ready for that next step, Cool Joe is someone you should have in your contacts.

Happy Birthday, Cool Joe. Keep discovering the next generation.

My favourite shots of Zambia's Bronze medalist at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, Emmanuel Katema.What a run it was...
05/08/2026

My favourite shots of Zambia's Bronze medalist at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, Emmanuel Katema.

What a run it was.

Congratulations Katema!

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Top Sports Moments of the Year 2024 | By Felix MunyikaAt Number 6: Chipolopolo’s AFCON ComebackKicking off our countdown...
05/08/2026

Top Sports Moments of the Year 2024 | By Felix Munyika

At Number 6: Chipolopolo’s AFCON Comeback

Kicking off our countdown at number 6 is the Chipolopolo Boys’ remarkable return to the continental football stage as they qualified for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), held in 2024 in Ivory Coast.

After missing the previous three editions, Zambia’s comeback was marked by an impressive qualification run, including a commanding 3-0 victory over hosts Ivory Coast in Ndola. This run reignited hopes and set the nation abuzz with excitement for the team’s performance at AFCON.

When the long-awaited day arrived, Zambia, placed in Group F, faced DR Congo in their opening match. Like many football-loving Zambians, we thought this game would be a walkover—especially after Kings Kangwa’s stunning goal in the 23rd minute. But, as we quickly learned, this was the AFCON, where every game is a battle. The match ended in a dramatic 1-1 draw, with Yoane “The Tormentor” Wissa (yes, I coined that nickname!) delivering a wake-up call for the Chipolopolo.

Next up was a clash with Tanzania—a game many were confident Zambia would win after their spirited performance in the opener. However, things took a turn early, with Taifa Stars’ fan favorite Simon Msuva scoring in the 11th minute. To make matters worse, Chipolopolo veteran Rodrick Kabwe (fondly known as "Cisse" by those who watched him play at Chifubu Grounds in Ndola) was sent off after receiving a second yellow card.

The match was tough to watch, but just when hope seemed lost, Patson Daka reminded us why he plays in the English Premier League. His 88th-minute equalizer salvaged a 1-1 draw, but it was clear that victory at AFCON wouldn’t come easy.

Facing African heavyweights Morocco in the final group game, many fans—myself included—were simply hoping for a respectable result. And boy, did the Chipolopolo deliver! It was a thrilling encounter where Zambia matched Morocco stride for stride. Despite a valiant effort, the boys lost 1-0 to a goal by Hakim Ziyech. It was a defeat, but one that showed heart, grit, and determination.

17th January 2024 stands as a day of national pride, marking Zambia’s official return to the AFCON stage after a nine-year absence. While their campaign ended earlier than hoped, the team redeemed themselves by securing qualification for the 2025 AFCON in Morocco. This time, the Chipolopolo Boys have promised a stronger and more determined approach.

So, what do you think of this iconic moment in Zambian sports, ranked number 6? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments section!

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Top Sports Moments of the Year 2024 are proudly sponsored by Tunta Sports & Entertainment

Happy 2025!Just like that, we’ve said goodbye to 2024. What an incredible year it was—filled with memorable experiences,...
05/08/2026

Happy 2025!

Just like that, we’ve said goodbye to 2024. What an incredible year it was—filled with memorable experiences, learning opportunities, and life-changing decisions.

As we step into 2025, I’m excited to build on the foundation laid in 2024, striving for greater achievements and reaching higher milestones.

A special shoutout to my family, friends, colleagues (both local and international), and everyone I had the pleasure of meeting for the first time in 2024—it was wonderful getting to know you!

Here’s to making 2025 a happy and successful year filled with new opportunities and accomplishments.

Copper Queen Racheal Kundananji Crowned 2025 IOC Champion for Gender Equality-----We extend our proudest congratulations...
05/08/2026

Copper Queen Racheal Kundananji Crowned 2025 IOC Champion for Gender Equality
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We extend our proudest congratulations to the extraordinary individuals recognized by the 2025 International Olympic Committee – IOC Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (GEDI) Champions Awards. While we celebrate leaders from across the globe who are driving critical advancements in sport, the spotlight shines brightest on home soil as Zambia's own Racheal Kundananji OLY takes the top honor for Africa.

Alongside Racheal, we recognize the Global Winner, Abhijit Bhattacharya of India, as well as the continental champions breaking barriers worldwide: Mónica Elvira Franco Luzcando (Americas), Kim Yeon-koung OLY (Asia), Michele Kang (Europe), and Robyn Cockburn (Oceania).

While the world celebrates Racheal for her spectacular goals on the global stage, her most profound victories are being secured back home in Zambia. As the African continental winner of the IOC GEDI Award, the elite Zambian footballer is writing a new playbook for the next generation, proving that high-performance sporting success can fuel deep, community-driven impact.

At the heart of this mission is the Racheal Kundananji Legacy Foundation. Proudly co-founded and led by women, the foundation harnesses the unifying power of football to uplift girls and young women from disadvantaged communities across Zambia.

Her comprehensive approach tackles systemic barriers head-on through four defining pillars:
➡️ The "Kick for Greatness" Initiative: Fusing organized football with critical life-skills education, HIV prevention, and reproductive health awareness alongside UNAIDS and UNESCO

➡️ Championing Safe Sport: Engineering discrimination-free environments by embedding gender-based violence (GBV) prevention directly into grassroots programs.

➡️ Cultivating Future Leaders: Going beyond athletic development to equip young women with the competencies required to become strong, confident decision-makers.

➡️ Redefining Portrayal & Resources: Actively dismantling outdated stereotypes and backing up the vision by outfitting schools with essential sporting equipment and infrastructure.

Reaching over 500 youth in its inaugural year alone. By setting a new standard for how athletes can lead off the pitch, Racheal is driving home a powerful message: equip Zambian girls with the right platform, protection, and resources, and their potential is limitless.

Congratulations to our Copper Queen and all the 2025 IOC GEDI Champions for lighting the way forward!

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