Kabompo Community News

Kabompo District owes a great debt of gratitude to Mr. Lingwavo for his unwavering dedication to football and for putting Kabompo on the football map.

Many years ago, Mr. Lingwavo founded Power Stars Football Club out of pure passion for the game. Since its formation, he has carried the heavy responsibility of running the club with very limited resources. Despite the challenges, Power Stars has continued to survive and compete, largely through the goodwill of tournament organizers and well-wishers who believe in his vision.

Mr. Lingwavo’s commitment is not driven by personal gain, but by his love for football and his desire to create opportunities for young talent in Kabompo.

On behalf of the Kabompo football fraternity and all football lovers, we humbly appeal for recognition of Mr. Lingwavo while he is still with us. We also call upon well-wishers, corporate partners, and stakeholders in sport to come on board and support this selfless man and the club he has nurtured.

Supporting Mr. Lingwavo is supporting grassroots football development in Kabompo.

We also wish to extend our sincere appreciation to Miss. Rebecca Kalenga Mukuka for her outstanding support towards football development in Kabompo.

Her generous sponsorship has made a meaningful impact on the growth of the sport in our community, and her contribution is deeply valued by players, officials, and football fans alike.

We are grateful for her commitment and we pray that she continues to support football in Kabompo. Her investment is helping to nurture talent and keep the spirit of the game alive in our district.

📷Kabompo Community News

UPND dismisses claims of facilitating Chilufya Tayali’s return to Zambia, says it has no formal relationship with him!

UPND has dismissed as false and baseless reports that it facilitated the return of political commentator Chilufya Tayali to Zambia.

UPND Deputy Spokesperson Elvis Nkandu has described the allegations that Mr. Tayali’s reported return was facilitated by the ruling party through promises of protection and a government job as unfounded.

Mr. Nkandu has told Phoenix News that the UPND has no formal relationship with Mr. Tayali and that while the party would welcome him should he choose to join, it would not interfere in any of his legal matters, stressing that the law must be allowed to take its course.

He further noted that other opposition figures, including Mr. Emmanuel Mwamba, who left the country under similar circumstances, remain free to return home, resolve any outstanding legal issues, and continue living their lives freely.

Reports have emerged that Mr. Tayali has returned home under the protection of the current administration following his exile to Singapore after government placed him on Interpol’s wanted persons list, following the issuance of two bench warrants for his failure to appear in court.

-Phoenix FM