Calvin Kaumba Chikenge

Zambia’s Diana Chikotesha, winner of the 2024 CAF female assistant referee award, encourages young girls to pursue refereeing despite challenges. Despite juggling family, education, and her career, she became the first woman to officiate the Men's Africa Cup of Nations final. She urges girls to be disciplined and confident to overcome challenges and excel in sports.

Zambian midfield star Kings Kangwa reflects on his time in Serbia before shining in Israel, aiming to win the league with Hapoel Beer Sheva FC. With Southampton scouts watching, he remains focused on his current team and hopes Zambia can perform better at AFCON next year.

Ukraine-based Chipolopolo defender, Golden Mafwenta opens up about fierce competition in national squad, desire to make 2025 AFCON team, good relationship with coach Avram Grant, and future plans in Europe. With only 23 minutes played in 2025 AFCON qualifiers, Mafwenta looks to impress and excel.

Former Zambia National Team winger Fwayo Tembo opens up about his career, denying claims of alcohol abuse leading to his premature retirement due to hip and spinal issues. Tembo now focuses on helping youth through his amateur club, Ma Yusi, in Lusaka.

Swedish striker Jack Kalichi Lahne expressed his desire to represent Zambia despite delays in his international switch. With a background of being born to Zambian parents and later adopted by a Swedish couple, Lahne has had loan spells at various clubs and is currently playing for a Norwegian team. While he has been in contact with the Football Association of Zambia, he is still waiting to finalize paperwork before potentially joining the national team.

Zambia Women's National Team assistant coach, Florence Mwila, aims to win the 2025 CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations after their 2024 COSAFA victory. Despite a tough draw, Mwila is confident in the team's experience and new talent. The tournament will be held in Morocco from December 21, 2025.