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Sporting President: Brazil here we Come
President Rupiah Banda recently rallied the Chipolopolo Boys to start preparing for major competitions like the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament to be hosted by Brazil and the next Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Gabon. Given the passion President Banda has for sport in general and football in particular, there is no guessing the direction in which Zambia’s World Cup fortunes will move as the Chipolopolo launch the campaign for Brazil 2014.Football, as acknowledged by all Zambians, is a sport that unites the country and cuts across political, religious, cultural and ethnic strata. In Picture, President Banda chats with trainer and footbal legend Kenneth "Bubble" Malitoli after watching the Under 20 training session.Sporting President
Sporting President: Brazil here we Come
President Rupiah Banda recently rallied the Chipolopolo Boys to start preparing for major competitions like the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament to be hosted by Brazil and the next Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Gabon. Given the passion President Banda has for sport in general and football in particular, there is no guessing the direction in which Zambia’s World Cup fortunes will move as the Chipolopolo launch the campaign for Brazil 2014. Football, as acknowledged by all Zambians, is a sport that unites the country and cuts across political, religious, cultural and ethnic strata. In Picture, President Banda chats with Sports Council board member Kalenga at Lusaka's Barclays Sports Centre.Sporting President
Sporting President: Brazil here we Come
President Rupiah Banda recently rallied the Chipolopolo Boys to start preparing for major competitions like the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament to be hosted by Brazil and the next Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Gabon. Given the passion President Banda has for sport in general and football in particular, there is no guessing the direction in which Zambia’s World Cup fortunes will move as the Chipolopolo launch the campaign for Brazil 2014. Football, as acknowledged by all Zambians, is a sport that unites the country and cuts across political, religious, cultural and ethnic strata. In Picture, President Banda with Sports Minister Kenneth Chipungu (left) watching the Under 20 training session.Sporting President
Sporting President: Brazil here we Come
President Rupiah Banda recently rallied the Chipolopolo Boys to start preparing for major competitions like the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament to be hosted by Brazil and the next Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Gabon. Given the passion President Banda has for sport in general and football in particular, there is no guessing the direction in which Zambia’s World Cup fortunes will move as the Chipolopolo launch the campaign for Brazil 2014.Football, as acknowledged by all Zambians, is a sport that unites the country and cuts across political, religious, cultural and ethnic strata. In Picture, President Banda with Press Aide Dickson Jere arrive at at Lusaka's Barclays Sports to see Under 20 training session.Sporting President
Sporting President: Brazil here we Come
President Rupiah Banda recently rallied the Chipolopolo Boys to start preparing for major competitions like the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament to be hosted by Brazil and the next Africa Cup of Nations to be hosted by Gabon. Given the passion President Banda has for sport in general and football in particular, there is no guessing the direction in which Zambia’s World Cup fortunes will move as the Chipolopolo launch the campaign for Brazil 2014. Football, as acknowledged by all Zambians, is a sport that unites the country and cuts across political, religious, cultural and ethnic strata. In Picture, the Under 20 (captured at Barclays Sports Centre) holds the future for Zambia's soccer fortunes.
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