NAPSA provide timely support for the rapid deployment of the THE United States (US) has Covid-19 vaccine plans, in- committed an additional cluding the coordination of K36.75 million ($1.75 mil- various stakeholders and im- lion) to provide technical a

US Chargé d'Affaires David Young said his government worked closely with Zam- bia throughout the duration of the pandemic to protect public health, strengthen the response to Covid-19 to and save lives. Mr Young said the funds would provide critical tech-

Mr Mweetwa told journal- ists in Lusaka that he would dedicate his time to making

Algeria and Zimbabwe.

“I’m very grateful to coach for giving me an portunity to be part of players for the games we are going to play. We believe that noth- ing is impossible so we have come here to work and we looking forward to making fans happy,” Chama said.

“We need to be united and we need to be focused and Mr Mulambia dedicate made ourselves the ap- towards

making the nation happy.” peal when Commerce, Trade

Chama said he has a lot and Industry Permanent Sec-

offer at national team level retary Mushuma depending Mulenga on the paid plans a courtesy coach call will on the put Northern in place to gun Province down Administration. the “Desert Foxes” and

Mr Mulambia the “Warriors” said the of Zimbabwe. prov- ince was endowed “It won’t with be the various first time minerals playing which with small-scale most of the play-

ers at the national team level miners could exploit, once

which is a good advantage they acquired mining licences.

us as a team and once we Speaking on arrival from He said ordinate small-scale we will have min- better Tanzania, the former Zesco ing had chances,” not been Chama fully tapped, said. United and Lusaka Dynamos largely due Chama to lack and of informa- Bwalya arrived star who missed the last tion, na- which aboard could an Ethiopian be provided Airlines tional assignment after he was

if a bureau flight was and established immediately in joined dropped for allegedly missing local players who have been a flight said he was grateful the to province.

preparing for the crucial national team coach Milutin According to Mr Mulambia,

CON qualifiers against “Micho” Sredojevic for RELEGATION-BOUND giving licensing offices were Naponly in

geria and Zimbabwe slated him an opportunity to sa repre- Stars Lusaka, have for Mansa continued March and 25 Mkushi. to and get March sent the country. dimmer He after also respectively. appealed giving up to a 2“Micho” Govern- 1-0

Chama arrived with lead team- ment to lose to selected 2-1 provide to Lumwana a 33-member small-scale Rasquad pearance mate of Pheluna and former and Mil- Power diants Dyna- in a rescheduled fixture ton Hatembo miners consisting in Northern of more Province than mos of midfielder Choma. Larry played Bwalya yesterday at Woodlands

foreign-based identification players for

Mr Mweetwa to become alleged the that first Stadium foreign with mineral

in AFCON Lusaka. qualifiers. the detention players of to the join four the was team Two equipment. that second half

Zambia goals will from seek nothing in an effort has set to up implicate camp in Mr Lusaka. defender The Gem Christopher North Mining Munthand

but victories in the remain- ali and super sub Dominic Hichilema in Chama the matter said the when Chipolopo- Lapidary is a private organisa-

ing Group H fixtures to break lo players will have to Chungwa unite tion based gave the jinx Radiants in of Northern missing the cruProv- the AFCON police had failed to get the

and work together to cial be able ince win whose which redeemed main objective their is Hatembos after missing the last two edi-

to make from the where fans they happy hopes during of surviving relegation. residing despite to promote tions and of the support prestigious small- conti-

the two being crucial availed fixtures against with the details. scale mining.

nental tournament.

Napsa who were reduced to 10 following a red card on defender Amos Simwanza, had began the rescheduled fixture very promising and went ahead through a third minute goal from Danny Silavwe.

Silavwe beat Ngeleka with a long range shot after benefitting from Jimmy Mukeya's assist.

Lumwana came close to getting the equaliser in the 20th minute but were unlucky as goal keeper Philip Banda denied the visitors.

Goal keeper Katembwa Ngeleka almost grabbed the equaliser with his sublime free kick which went slightly over the bar two minutes before the break.

Lumwana Radiants redeemed themselves in the second half after Napsa suffered a setback when injured Luka Banda was withdrawn for Bornwell.

Richard Zulu's chance to get the equaliser for Radiants came in the 50th minute but Philip Banda produced another great save to deny the visitors.

Radiants finally got the equaliser in the 60th minute when Munthali slotted home from close range after benefitting from Napsa's clumsy defence before Simwanza was given matching orders for his careless challenge on a Radiants player.

Radiants coach Bilton Musonda introduced Dominic Chungwa for Kabonko Samuel in the 73rd minute.

Chungwa just needed two minutes after he came in to score, heading in Ngeleka's drop shot from Lumwana's box.

The defeat denied Napsa the chance to escape the relegation zone where they sit on 16th position with 36 points as Radiants moved to 33 points while maintaining 17th position on the log.

Meanwhile in the early kick at the same venue, Friday Samu scored a late equaliser to rescue Green Buffaloes from losing to Lusaka Dynamos as the two sides settled for a 1-1 stalemate.

Collins Sikombe had given Dynamos a first half lead before Samu scored in the 87th minute for the two teams to share the points.

Despite the draw, Lusaka Dynamos moved to third on the log with 47 points while Buffaloes moved to seventh with 43 points.