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Prince: “the Zambian future chess”   By WALUSUNGU SILWEYA Lusaka. ZAMBIA is known to produce great talents in different sports especially football but even minor sports such as Chess are not an exception. Prince with medals at home One such talent is a 22 year old Mulenga Prince rated 2186 on International rating and currently ranked 10th in the country. Prince born on 11th November 1992 started playing Chess at a relatively old age of 12 when he was a grade 8.   "I learnt how to play Chess in 2005, I was 12 years turning 13 when I knew the game, a very good local player by then by the name of Godwin Kosamu taught me the moves and i quickly fell in love with the game", Prince recalls. It was not easy for Prince to establish himself as a top player in the country as it took him some years to firmly establish himself. " I had faced a lot of challenges in improving my play especially that there were few players in my h

UNZA Honeys too good for Breeze By WALUSUNGU SILWEYA UNZA Honeys vs NAPSA Breeza UNZA Honeys on Wednesday won the National Basketball championship title after beating NAPSA Breeze 3-2 at National Sports and Development Centre in Lusaka. Honeys won three sets while Breeze claimed one victory and the other ended in a draw. In the first set, Breeze edged Honeys 79-59 but the later bounced back to snatch the second set 70-53 and posted 59-55 in the third set but lost the fourth 53-49 to Breeze. However, Honeys won the decisive fifth set 58-54 to seal the title. Honeys coach Cuthbert Tembo said the game was tough. “Breeze is a strong team; they made the girls play on high temple forcing us to change our strategy at half time by slowing the game down so they can play on our tempo. I think that is what helped us win the game,” he said. And Zambia Basketball Association (ZBA) general secretary Mwembe Kaoma apologised for lack of sponsorship for the event.

Sunday, February 08, 2015 By WALUSUNGU SILWEYA, ROBINSON KUNDA Lusaka EMMANUEL Chimuka was yesterday elected new Zambia Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation (ZBBFF) president after beating incumbent Danny Mkandawire during the elections held at NASDEC in Lusaka. Mkandawire managed only eight votes while Chimuka of T$T gymnasium had 17 to become the new ZBBFF boss. The other seven executive committee members who include vice president Brown Ng’ambi went through unopposed as there were no people to challenge them. The new general secretary is Cornelius Chanda who went through unopposed after incumbent Lee Mukupa refused to re-contest his position. Mukupa, who is Muchinga Ward 24 councilor, said he opted not to re - contest because he wants to concentrate on politics. Former vice general secretary Christine Chitambala also did not seek re-election and Isaac Simfukwe of Chawama Gymnasium went through unopposed and so was Treasurer Danny Sichilima. The co

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By WALUSUNGU SILWEYA Lusaka. CHIPOLOPOLO coach Honour Janza has urged striker Mwape Musonda to be a goal-taker after signing a three-and-a-half-year contract with South African side giant Orlando Pirates on Wednesday. Musonda whose former ZANACO forward has put pen in a deal with the Buccaneers, who will be looking to jumpstart their Premiership season when they resume their top-flight campaign against basement club AmaZulu next week. Janza said Musonda should fight in scoring phenomenal goals with merit to show what Zambia has and capable in delivering football at international level.     “Am happy with the move and all what I can urge him is to stay focus, work hard and to be discipline. He shouldn’t be taken away with social life out there because things are nice there” Janza said He added that his move will attract many local young players to work hard if he remains in the top 11 best players at the end of their Premiership seasonal. “Am supporting

By WALUSUNGU SILWEYA Lusaka. THE Zambia Basketball Association (ZBA) has moved today’s tournament from National Sports Development Centre (NASDEC) to Olympic Youths Development Centre (OYDC) due to power and water crisis. ZBA general secretary Mwemba Kaoma confirmed the development yesterday saying the tournament will start around 15:00 hours and 18:00 hours, women and men respectively. Kaoma said Zambia Basketball Association (ZBA) National Championship Finals tournament will also give the technical bench a hint of what to expect for year’s zone six. Four teams both men and women will clash for a final, UNZA Pacers up against Matero Magic, UNZA Honeys against NAPSA blades respectively. And UNZA pacers coach Cathbert Tembo has expressed confidence that his team will impress the fans and will become champions in a tough way. Tembo urged fans to turn a large and support the sportsmen and women thanked   for the efforts they are putting in to create cohes