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Weekend Scorecard: Butcher for Warriors?Bubble for Nkana?

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Nkana and Kabwe Warriors will certainly have new coaches on the bench come Wednesday when the respective Super Division sides take to the field in Week 17 games.

Reports from Warriors are that the Railwaymen are set to hire former Zambia defender and icon at Railway Grounds John “Butcher” Mwanza as their new coach starting on Tuesday ahead of their scheduled match against visiting Zanaco.

“Butcher” will be a permanent replacement for George Lwandamina who was fired just two months into his reign at the start of this season.

According to sources, interim coach Happy Sichikolo who arrived at Warriors with Lwandamina will stay and revert back to his role as assistant trainer.

However, one Warriors insider has said the problem is not with the coaching bench.

“The problems at Warriors have nothing to do with the coach,” the source said. “It has more to do with management interference and also another thing is the team does not have the quality of players to even win the league even if you brought a new coach.”

9th placed Warriors on Sunday lost 1-0 at home to Nkwazi in 5th spot to lose their third game in Kabwe this season after earlier suffering defeats to Power Dynamos and National Assembly.

“Butcher” is set to join Warriors from Division 1 north side Ndola United where he was head coach.

Meanwhile, Nkana will name a new coach before facing Nchanga Rangers  in Kitwe after some unconvincing results from the caretaker coaching duo of Fedelis “Josimar” Chungu and Fred “Schemer” Siame who have been in charge since Benjamin “Kawilo” Chilongo suddenly quit in late June.

The decision to hire a new coach came after Sundays humiliating 3-0 away defeat at the hands of Red Arrows in Lusaka as fears grow their combustible fans might riot on Wednesday should they lose to Rangers.

“They (Josimar and Schemer) have failed and we don’t want any problems with our supporters on Wednesday when we play Nchanga Rangers,” a Nkana official said. “We are taking action because our fans were very unhappy with what happened.”

Nkana have already shortlisted three coaches for the job led by their former player and assistant coach Kenneth “Bubble” Malitoli who is currently coaching Division 1 north team Kalulushi Modern Stars.

“Bubble” is being challenged for the job by the well-traveled Alfred Lupiya and Manfred Chabinga who until recently was with Gaborone United in Botswana.

Chabinga meanwhile, was earlier linked with Warriors but the two parties are believed to have failed to agree on terms.

SCORECARD

2010 CAF Confederations Cup Last 16, 1st Leg

Sunset Stadium, Lusaka

Zanaco 4(Eugene Shamkamba  2″,  Mathews Macha 6″, Ignatius Lwipa 29″, Winstone Kalengo 44″)- Enyimba (Nig) 0

Faz Super Division Week 16

17/07/2010

Nchanga Rangers 2(Chileshe Kabwe 9″, Floyd Phiri 67″)-Konkola Blades 1(Chipulu Chileya 69″)

Power Dynamos 3(Luka Lungu 2″ 53″, Joseph Sitali 80″)-Choma Eagles 0

Kabwe Warriors 0-Nkwazi 1(Keegan Phiri 1″)

18/07/2010

National Assembly 1 (Mundia Makokwa 23″)-City of Lusaka 0

Green Buffaloes 1(John Musukwa 8″)-Roan United 0

Lusaka Dynamos 1(Patson Kaimana 49″)-Forest Rangers 3(Rodrick Kabwe 30″, Mala Besa 42″, Kameta Mutambo 60″)

Red Arrows 3(Dube Phiri 20″ 63″, Jimmy Njovu 80″)-Nkana 0

Postponed

Zesco United-Zanaco

2010 TOP SCORERS

18/06/2010

Dube Phiri (Red Arrows): 11

Chipulu Chileya (Konkola Blades): 6

Enock Sakala (Zesco United): 5
Vanecious Mapande (Zanaco): 5
Kennedy Chola (Green Buffaloes): 5
Reuben Tembo (Green Buffaloes): 5
Douglas Chiwaya (Nkana):5
Lineker Mwikisa (Green Buffaloes): 5
Keegan Phiri (Nkwazi): 5
Mathews Macha (Zanaco): 5
Winston Kalengo: 5

Luka Lungu (Power Dynamos): 4
Patson Kaimana (Lusaka Dynamos): 4
Jackson Mwanza (Zesco United):4
Makundika Sakala (Zanaco): 4

Division One

Week 19

North
Konkola Mine Police 3-Chambishi 0
Mufulira Police 1- Chingola Leopards 0
Mansa Health Stars 2- Mufulira wanderers 0
Mufulira Blackpool 1- Zamtel 0
Chindwin Sentries 0- Kitwe United 0
Mining Rangers 1- Prison Leopards 0
Kalulushi Modern Stars 1- Ndola United 0
Indeni 2- Medical Stars 0
Kalewa 1- Lime Hotspurs 1

South
Zesco Shockers 3 Kafue Celtic 1
Young Green Eagles 1 Luena Barracks 0
Livingstone Pirates 1 Kalomo Jetters 1
TP Rangers 2 Mazabuka United 0
Nakambala 2 Lusaka Tigers 0
LCC 2 Green Eagles 1
Kum’mawa 0 Paramilitary 2
Riflemen 0 Profund Warriors 0
Communite -Nampundwe (Not played)

NAREP, NRP and NGP to form pact

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The National Revolution Party (NREP), the National Restoration Party NRP, and the New Generation Party (NGP) have started consultations to form a pact.

NRP general secretary Kelly Walubita said the three parties are only awaiting the return of NAREP president, Elias Chipimo Junior who is out of the country to conclude the consultations.

He said the alliance would be based on objectivity and will carry a vision for the young people in the country.

Mr Walubita assured Zambians that the alliance is not worried about who will head it because all they are focused in creating a strong foundation for the young people and giving them a distinct vision.

He noted that the already existing pact between the Patriotic Pront (PF) and United Party for National Development (UPND) has lost and direction.

Mr.Walubita has also accused the two pact leaders of being egocentric and self centered.

[ QFM ]

Chief Chipepo decampaigns Ntundu

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Chief Chipepo of the Tonga people of Gwembe Valley has has urged his subjects not to vote for Gwembe United Party for National Development (UPND) Member of Parliament (MP), Brian Ntundu in next year’s general elections.

Chief Chipepo said Mr. Ntundu was a non performer who has failed to lobby or initiate development in his constituency for the past nine years he has been MP.

The traditional leader said it was not the chief’s task to go round and lobby for development in the area when there was an MP.

Speaking in Chipepo on Friday during Chief Chipepo Annual General Meeting at Chipepo Basic School grounds, the chief warned the people against voting on party lines and urged them to vote for credible leaders who have the interest of the people at heart.

“Can you point at any development that the MP has initiated in this constituency. I do not want to hide it to you, vote wisely in 2011 elections.”

“ Your MP has an office at the council (National Assembly Offices) does he sit in that office? Does he come to visit or report himself to you his masters? I warn you not to vote for him. It pains me that other constituencies are developing,” Chief Chipepo said.

Chief Chipepo disclosed that together with Chief Munyumbwe he summoned Mr. Ntundu at National Assembly Motel in Lusaka together but he failed to show up.

He cautioned electorates in his chiefdom to desist from allowing corrupt candidates to steal their votes.

And when contacted for a comment, Mr. Ntundu told ZANIS that he did not expect anything good about him from chief Chipepo.

Mr. Ntundu said the chief had been bent on de-campaigning him from the time he became MP.

The MP said it was not the first time that the Chief was holding a meeting with his subjects and village headmen to de-campaign him.

He accused the chief of practicing partisan politics but added that he has a lot of respect for chiefs including chief Chipepo.

On the chief’s accusations that he had failed to develop his constituency, the MP pointed out that many development projects have been initiated in the district using money from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

Mr. Ntundu said over K213.9 million from CDF has been spent on various projects including boats which the chief uses on the lake.
The MP observed that the chief has been unable to see developmental projects because he did not stay in his chiefdom.
ZANIS

Last Week in Pictures

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Paul the Octopus doing his thing before the the UPND-PF PACT choose their Presidential Candidate for the 2011 Elections

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UPND-PF pact co-spokespersons Given Lubinda (r) and Charles Kakoma (l) exchange notes during a press briefing where they had a hard time trying to justify why the pact is not about to crumble in Lusaka

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Local residents crossing the Suspension Bridge over the Zambezi River in Zambezi district-Courtesy of Grace
Local residents crossing the Suspension Bridge over the Zambezi River in Zambezi district

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Police escort at the nurses' day parade in Zambezi

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Nurses from other districts in North Western Province at the parade to mark this year’s Nurses’ day

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A team Doctor nurses ZANACO player when he was injured by Enyimba opponent during the CAF game played at Sunset stadium in Lusaka

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Luapula province Permanent Secretary Jazzman Chikwakwa on one of the motorbikes donated to the Ministry of health in Mansa

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Luapula province Permanent Secretary Jazzman Chikwakwa

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Science Minister Brian Chituwo (r) and UNZA vice chancellor professor Staven Simukanga after a graduation ceremony at Evelyn Hone college

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Some rally drivers during a cocktail before the Zambia National motor rally in Lusaka

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Some Permanent Secretaries study the revised government instructions book in Lusaka

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Part of the Intercontinental Hotel in Lusaka at night

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Speaker of the National Assembly Amussa Mwanamwambwa going to innaugurate the new building at parliament grounds

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Speaker of the National Assembly Amussa Mwanamwambwa inaugurates the new building at parliament grounds

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Some Chifubu residents during an MMD rally for the Chifubu parliamentary seat

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MMD candidate for Chifubu Frank Ngambi is hoisted by cadres during campaigns in Chifubu

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Lusaka province MMD youth leader Chris Chalwe (l) and provincial chairman William Banda after Mr Chalwe was found with a case to answer for beating journalists at Lusaka Magistrate Court

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President Banda visits a museum in Turkey.
President Banda visits a museum in Turkey.

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President Banda visits a museum in Turkey

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President Banda lays a wreath at a Museum in Turkey.

Zambia starts copper mine audits to verify earnings

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Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane and LAP Green Managing Director Abdulbaset Elazzabi congratulate each other after a successful hand over of 75 per cent share of Zamtel to LAP Green in Lusaka

Zambia is conducting an audit of mining companies to determine their earnings and will punish companies found cheating over declaration of revenues, Finance Minister Situmbeko Musokotwane said on Saturday.

Musokotwane said the southern African country, the continent’s largest copper producer, was also on course to produce 700,000 tonnes of copper this year following a rebound in metals output at the mines and a rally in global prices.

Copper output at 675,000 tonnes last year was far above expectations of a forecast 500,000 tonnes.

Musokotwane said the audit had been ordered following claims by some Zambians, including the opposition parties and mining analysts, that the country was not reaping enough benefit from its key mining industry because of mis-reporting of revenues by some foreign owned mining companies.

Major opposition parties and civic groups have even asked for re-introduction of a 25 percent windfall tax the government scrapped this year, after an outcry from the mining companies.

[pullquote]Musokotwane said the audit had been ordered following claims by some Zambians, including the opposition parties and mining analysts, that the country was not reaping enough benefit from its key mining industry because of mis-reporting of revenues by some foreign owned mining companies.[/pullquote]

“We have asked for a special audit to be done on the mining sector and if we find someone cheating, we will deal with that,” Musokotwane told Reuters in a telephone interview from Lusaka.

“Cheating is dealt with by punishing offenders, but you cannot deal with cheating by increasing tax rates, you can’t,” he said.

Musokotwane said Zambia would in the long term begin to accrue more revenue from its mines after foreign investors put in up to $5 billion in reviving the mining industry in the last eight years.

“You have to be patient that you allow investments to come, make it stablise and then the tax revenue will come and I am absolutely sure the tax revenues will come up,” he said.

Analysts say pressure has been mounting on the government from the opposition to raise taxes in view of a presidential election in 2011 with mining discussions increasingly becoming emotive in this country of 13 million people, where the mines are a major employer.

Musokotwane said the government would continue with policies that support growth of the mining sector to ensure the mines help with the diversification of the economy.

“We need a strong mining sector to help us diversify the economy,” Musokotwane said.

Some of the foreign mining companies operating in Zambia include Canada’s First Quantum Minerals, London-listed Vedanta Resources Plc, Equinox Minerals,Glencore International AG of Switzerland and Metorex of South Africa.

[Reuters]

Mansa Develops Vitamin A fortified Sweet Potatoes.

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Zambia Agriculture Research Institute (ZARI) in Luapula Province has successfully completed the development of 15 new varieties of vitamin A fortified sweet potatoes.

The research to fortify the sweet potatoes has taken seven years at a cost of US$30,000 financed by the Rockefeller Foundation of the United States of America.

ZARI programme officer at Mansa Research Station Dr Martin Chiona confirmed the development of the fortified sweet potatoes to ZANIS today during the Provincial Agriculture and Commercial show.

Dr Chiona, who worked on the fotification research as part of his doctorate,
said the new sweet potato varieties have Vitamin A content of up to 13 percent higher than that of carrot which has only a maximum of seven percent.

He said the sweet potato varieties have passed the evaluation stage and are just waiting for the National Variety Release Committee to endorse their release on the market.

He said fortifying sweet potatoes is a unique option that will provide a cheaper and accessible source of Vitamin A supplement to most low income households in Luapula Province where high deficiency of Vitamin A has been identified as a cause to blindness.

He disclosed that the new sweet potato varieties will have an orange colour inside but retain high dry matter which is a preference taste for most local consumers.

ZANIS

PF, UNIP withdraw candidates from public debate in Chifubu

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A public debate for Chifubu Constituency Parliamentary by-election candidates started with a fracas in Ndola yesterday as cadres of the contesting parties tried to out-shout each other with slogans, resulting in some of political parties withdrawing their candidates from the public debate.

The fracas resulted in the Patriotic Front (PF) and UNIP candidates boycotting the debate hosted by the Press Freedom Committee of The Post at Mpezeni Hall.

Party cadres of the various political parties that included the MMD and the Alliance for Democracy and Development (ADD) thronged the stage shouting out their respective party slogans.

Quick action by police officers assigned to the event saved the situation from turning violent. MMD and ADD candidates, Frank Ng’ambi and Brian Banda, respectively went on with the debate.

Mr Ng’ambi said the ruling MMD is the only party with a vision on development that will improve the living standards of the people.

He said the people in the area were tired of the PF councillors who have failed to fulfil their pre-election promises.

“MMD will remain in power as most of the projects are being implemented,” he said amidst shouts of ‘MMD no change’.

Mr Ng’ambi said if elected he will accelerate development, including the construction of a referral hospital.
He said job creation for the youths through various projects will be the main agenda.

And Mr Banda said the boycott of the debate by the PF and UNIP candidates showed that they have nothing to offer to the electorate.

[pullquote]PF Ndola district chairman Rebby Chanda said they had to leave the forum with their candidate because they were uncomfortable with the security.He said police officers were outnumbered by the crowd. [/pullquote]

“People should now realise that their leaving is an indication that they have nothing to offer to the people of Zambia,” he said.

He said if elected into office he will ensure that a by-pass road to connect Chifubu with Mufulira road is constructed.

PF Ndola district chairman Rebby Chanda said they had to leave the forum with their candidate because they were uncomfortable with the security.He said police officers were outnumbered by the crowd.

And speaking earlier, when introducing the MMD candidate rally at Chifubu ground, Mr Mbulakulima said governing the nation is not a simple matter.

He said MMD has been in power since 1991 and its candidate should be elected to foster development.
Copperbelt MMD chairman Joseph Chilambwe said people have realised that the MMD is a worthy party and are rejoining it.

“Following increased development and implementation of projects by MMD, a good number of people are ditching the opposition political parties and are rejoining MMD,” he said.

[Zambia Daily Mail]

Gregory Chifire supports removal of abuse of office

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COMMITTEE of Citizens executive director Gregory Chifire has joined calls for the repealing and replacement of the ‘abuse of office’ clause in the draft constitution.

Mr Chifire said assertions by some civil society organisations and political party leaders that repealing of the clause will weaken the fight against corruption are not true as Government is doing a lot to fight the vice.

He said in an interview in Lusaka that the clause has failed to adequately address corruption in the civil service and that it undermines the privileges for civil servants to earn wealth during their years in service.

“In a democratic country people are free to own what they want as long as it is legal, that is called liberalisation of the economy but if we are going to stifle our people with retrogressive laws then we are going to prevent them from investing,” Mr Chifire said.

He said most civil servants have earned their wealth genuinely through their day-to-day work and small businesses.

He said people propagating the debate to enact the law lack patriotism and that the debate is aimed at misleading the public.

Mr Chifire said the law will instead encourage corruption as most civil servants will be tempted to make their money dubiously and opt not to invest their money faithfully and openly for fear of being prosecuted.

“Government is doing a lot to fight corruption and we feel as an organisation that the civil organisations and political parties calling for the inclusion of this law are trying to make political mileage out of this,” he said.

[Zambia Daily mail]

Nkana Flop At Arrows

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Nkana failed to impress in their fourth visit to Lusaka today when they lost 3-0 away to Red Arrows in a one-sided match played at Nkoloma stadium.

Nkana have now lost twice and recorded the same number of draws in four visits to the Capital since they were promoted back to the Super Division this season.

If Nkana’s form after the mid-season break continues in this vain, they will soon find themselves battling relegation and playing to empty galleries on their travels that have so far continued to be the biggest draw in the league despite the poor quality of football the 11-time league champions continue to churn out.

Today, Nkana were outplayed and outgunned thanks mostly to the boot of one Dube Phiri who scored a brace in a space of 63 minutes to top score on 11 goals this season and tormented the visitors defence during the opening 77 minutes he was on the field.

Furthermore, Nkana slipped out of the top eight and are now sixth from bottom in 11th place and with no league win since May 29 when they defeated Kabwe Warriors 2-0 in Kitwe.

Since then, Nkana have draw one and lost their subsequent two matches including today’s to put pressure on the interim coaching pair of Fedelis “Josimar’ Chungu and Fred “Schemer” Siame who were put in charge after the sudden resignation of Benjamin “Kawilo” Chilongo late last month.

Meanwhile, Phiri was on target for Arrows with two easy goals in the 20th and 62nd minutes.

His first goal, Phiri slotted in a close-range shot from a downward header supplied by Stanley Nshimbi with defender Thumelo Chibwe sandwiched between the two Arrows players.

His second, this one against the run of play, saw him steal the ball from Chibwe on the egde of the six-yard box after a poor clearance to make it 2-0.

Arrows completed their rout through a speculative long range shot from Jimmy Njovu fired in from outside the area.

Elsewhere in the Super Division today, Forest Rangers won their first league match of the season after beating hosts Lusaka Dynamos 3-1 at Queensmead stadium.

Rodrick Kabwe, Mala Besa and Kameta Mutambo were on target in the 30th, 42nd and 60th minutes respectively for Forest to give the Dola Hill side its first win in 2010.

Patson Kaimana scored Dynamos lone goal in the 49th minute.

Green Buffaloes beat Roan United 1-0 through an 8th minute John Musukwa goal while National Assembly defeated their landlords’ City of Lusaka by the same margin at Woodlands stadium courtesy of a goal from Mundia Makokwa.

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117 000 voters countrywide registered so far-ECZ

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The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has registered 117 000 voters countrywide as of July 4, 2010.

ECZ Public Relations Manager Chris Akufuna says the commission is impressed with the number of voters registered so far.

Mr. Akufuna said although the exercise was faced with challenges in its initial stages the commission is positive that the 2.5 million target will be met.

He told ZNBC that issues of officers allowances and poor publicity have been addressed and the exercise is going on smoothly.

The ECZ is conducting a 90 day continuous voter registration exercise.

ZNBC

DEC to appeal Mushili’s sentence

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DEC Public Relations Manager John Nyawali

The Drug Enforcement Commission(DEC) will appeal against the suspended sentence slapped on Ndola Central Member of Parliament Mark Mushili for attempting to swindle the Government.

The Lusaka Magistrate court jailed Mr. Mushili for six months but suspended the sentence for one year and ordered him to do community service at the court premises for 120 hours.

Mr. Mushili was found guilty of attempting to swindle government of over 300 million kwacha.

DEC Public Relations Manager John Nyawali said the Commission has decided to appeal against the judgment of the court after consulting the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

Mr. Nyawali said the commission has been prompted to appeal the case due to public outcry demanding a review of the sentence.

He said various stakeholders have termed the sentence as lenient considering the fact that Mr. Mushili is a Member of Parliament who should live above reproach.

ZNBC

UPND is not a junior party, Hichilema

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United Party for National Development (UPND) president, Hakainde Hichilema, has refuted the assertions that the UPND in the Patriotic Front (PF) pact is a junior party.

Mr. Hichilema said there is no junior party in the PF/UPND pact.

He said both parties have nothing to do with either senior or junior, but that they are meant to work together to unite the country.

Meanwhile, Mr. Hichilema has said the statement by former PF Secretary General, Edward Mumbi, that he has been reduced to the level of PF Secretary General, Winter Kabimba, is non issue.

He noted that in a group of individuals, there would always be different views, adding that no one can change that fact.
[QFM ]

Don’t Allow Yourself to Settle

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TODAY’S SCRIPTURE

“So let’s not allow ourselves to get fatigued doing good. At the right time we will harvest a good crop if we don’t give up, or quit”
(Galatians 6:9, The Message).

TODAY’S WORD from Joel and Victoria

Everyone has God-given dreams and desires. We all have goals we want to accomplish and situations we are believing will be turned around. Sometimes it seems to take longer than we originally thought. Sometimes, things don’t work out the way we planned, and it’s easy to lose enthusiasm. If we’re not careful, we’ll get discouraged and end up just settling where we are. But God doesn’t want us to settle, He wants to take us higher. But many times, people miss out on God’s best simply because they give up too soon. They don’t realize how close they are to their victory.

Friend, don’t let that be you today. Don’t give up just because things seem hard. You’ve invested so much, and you never know, just a few more days of believing, another few weeks of doing the right thing, another few months of staying in faith, and you could see that situation turn around. Remember, God is on your side! Keep standing and keep believing because you are closer than you think to fulfilling every desire He’s placed inside of you!

A PRAYER FOR TODAY

Father God, today I come to You again, believing that You are working behind the scenes on my behalf. Give me Your strength to keep moving forward into the place of victory You have for me. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.

Updated: Power Dynamos Stay Second

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Power Dynamos stayed second on the Faz Super Division table after a resounding 3-0 Week 16 home win over Choma Eagles at Arthur Davies stadium in Kitwe today.

Fordson Kabole’s side remain second on 27 points, three less than leaders Zesco United who are not in action this weekend because of Week 16 opponents Zanaco’s Caf Confederations Cup engagements earlier today against Enyimba of Nigeria.

Power took the lead in the 2nd minute of the first half through Luka Lungu to see them take a 1-0 lead into half time.

Lungu completed his brace in the 53rd minute before midfielder Joseph Sitali added the third and final goal in the 80th minute.

In Chingola, Nchanga Rangers beat 10-man Konkola Blades 2-1 in their northern Copperbelt derby this afternoon at Nchanga Stadium.

Rangers went ahead in the 9th minute through Chileshe Kabwe before Blades midfielder Patrick Kasunga was sent off in the 25th minute.

However, Blades managed to equalize after the break despite being a man down through Chipulu Chileya in the 65th minute but that was short-lived as Floyd Phiri sealed Rangers win over the Chililabombwe side with the winning goal just two minutes later.

And at Railway Grounds in Kabwe, Kabwe Warriors suffered a 1-0 home loss against Nkwazi.

A first minute goal scored by Keegan Phiri secured Nkwazi’s win away.

Playing Sunday 18/07/2010

National Assembly-City of Lusaka

Green Buffaloes-Roan United

Lusaka Dynamos-Forest Rangers

Red Arrows-Nkana

Postponed

Zesco United-Zanaco

[standings league_id=15 template=extend logo=false]

Zanaco Crush Enyimba

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Zanaco thumped Enyimba of Nigeria 4-0 today at Sunset stadium in Lusaka to take a comfortable first leg lead in their Caf Confederations Cup first leg last 16 match.

Zanaco took just two minutes on the clock played to take the lead through defender Eugene Shamakamba who headed in a corner kick from Allen Mukuka to make it 1-0.

Zanaco were back on target six minutes later through Mathews Macha who crashed in a close -range shot past Enyimba goalkeeper Ejiogu Chiyoke.

Enyimba’s best attempt in the first half came from their lively winger Philip Auta on 15 minutes who skipped pasted Zanaco’s defence but saw his tame shot sail across the face of the home sides goalmouth.

Zanaco  made it 3-0 in the 29th minute through Zambia international forward Ignatius Lwipa who his left rifled in a shot from inside the box following a layoff from Venecious Mapande.

Wedson Nyirenda’s side completed a good day at the office in the 44th minute when striker Winston Kalengo headed-in sublime ball from close range past Chiyoke.

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