Zambia: World Cup Was Good Experience - Kachinga

By ELIAS CHIPEPO- A confident Zambia Under-17 women team arrived in Costa Rica with head coach Albert Kachinga upbeat about the team's chances of winning the 2014 FIFA World Cup finals. Kachinga said expectations were high for the Zambian team to ...

From Felix Malunga In San Jose, Costa Rica Italy 2 Zambia 0- ZAMBIA Under-17 women coach Albert Kachinga has saluted the players for putting up a good performance in their World Cup debut despite losing to Italy at the weekend. Kachinga said ...

Albert Dock Liverpool has agreed a deal with Liverpool-based Optimum Group to convert two units at the Dock, totalling 3,000sq/ft, into a new Costa coffeehouse, with a 15 year lease. Optimum, who under licence from the national coffee shop chain ...

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By Oliver Chisenga in Tibás, Costa Rica Sat 22 Mar. 2014, 14:00 CAT [80 Reads, 0 Comment(s)] THE women Under-17 team this afternoon plays in what pundits are calling a loser's game against Costa Rica. With a painful ejection ...

From FELIX MALUNGA In Tibas, Costa Rica Zambia 2 Costa Rica 1- ZAMBIA secured a comeback victory over hosts, Costa Rica at the Estadio Saprissa Ayma yesterday to sign off from their debut FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup appearance on high. With ...

LIGAO Mayor Patricia Gonzalez-Alsua (center) with Rev. Fr. Albert Adison and producer-director Meng Canlas. CHAD DAWAL Thousands of pilgrims are expected to climb Kawa-Kawa Hill and National Park in Ligao, Albay, this Holy Week to reflect on the ...

From FELIX MALUNGA -in San Jose, Costa Rica A HIGH-POWERED Government delegation led by Vice-President Guy Scott's wife, Charlotte and Sports Minister, Chishimba Kambwili arrived here to ensure the Zambian team gets maximum support ahead of ...

From FELIX MALUNGA - in San Jose, Costa Rica ZAMBIAN football will tonight enter the uncharted territory when Costa Rica opens its doors to the globe for the 2014 FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup. Having made local history by being the first ...