ZUSA

University Football on the Rise ⚽🔥
Where Passion Meets Purpose

University football is no longer just about playing it’s about structure, growth, and legacy. Across campuses, leagues are raising the standard and shaping the future.

✅️CBU Premier League
Established in 2019 created by a group dedicated students, the CBU Premier League has grown into a respected university competition despite early challenges caused by closures. The first full season was successfully completed in 2021, marking a major milestone. The league has seen:
- Growing fan engagement
- Increased team participation
-National recognition from FAZ(football association of Zambia)coaches and players
- Strong female representation in league leadership

With a January season, plus Champions League, Conference League, and mid-season tournaments, competition stays alive all year.

✅️Kwame Nkrumah University League
Launched in 2024, featuring 10 teams and two competitions:
- KNU Premier League
- KNU Champions League
Both competitions were created by Manasseh Mbewe, with a vision to promote structured competition, consistency, and talent development within the university.

✅️Mulungushi University Premier League
Established in 2022 by Demba Ba, now running a full academic-year season:
- 14 teams competing
- 26 games per team
- Supported by student and external sponsors
- Guided by MUFA to ensure fairness and growth
Since its establishment, the league has shown continuous improvement each academic year, driven by the efforts of the Mulungushi University Football Association (MUFA), which works to ensure the league remains fair, competitive, and well-structured.

⚽ From campus pitches to national recognition, the game is changing. And the future of football is being built right here in these universities.

✨ Women’s Wednesday Spotlight: Celestina Chalwe ✨

Meet Celestina Chalwe from the Copperbelt University, a young woman redefining leadership in sports. Celestina’s journey is rooted in discipline, passion, and an unwavering belief in herself. As a netball captain, she led her team to their first gold medal shortly after being appointed, and she continues to build strong team connections to help new players grow and excel. As the athletics team captain, Celestina is committed to encouraging more women to participate in track and field, proving that greatness begins with determination. Her dedication paid off when she earned a silver medal in her very first race. Guided by mentors, driven by clear goals, and grounded in focus, Celestina’s message to young women is simple yet powerful: believe in yourself, stay disciple and follow your passions with confidence.

ZUSA INDEPENDENCE GAMES

DAY ONE OF THE 2025 ZUSA INDEPENDENCE GAMES

📣 Attention all! 📣

We're thrilled to announce the CUCSA Annual General Meeting happening soon! 🎉

📍 Venue: Mikango Golfview Hotel
📅 Dates: 14th-16th November, 2025

Join us for an exciting gathering of university and college sports enthusiasts! Expect great discussions, networking opportunities, and a chance to be part of this vibrant community. Don’t miss out! 💪🏽

Throwback to the ZUSA 2025 independence games! What was your top moment as a fan, viewer, or student athlete?

That's a wrap for the 2025 Independence Games! 🎉 Huge congrats to all participants and winners! 👏 What a display of talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship! 💪 Until next year, let's keep the spirit alive! 🔥

💥 Fire results from the Independence Games! 🔥 Bronze & Gold medals on the line! 😎 What a race! 🏃‍♀️

Supporters in their element 😎! Cheering, chanting, vibing 💃

The 'what just happened?' Squad 😂! Supporters edition 💁‍♂️Best moments!

Highlights from day 3⚽️🏀!!!
Can you spot your university?🔥🔥🔥

BADMINTON MEN'S GROUP (B) RESULTS 🏸🔥

UNZA vs Kwame: 2-1
CBU vs Chalimbana: 2-0
Levy vs UNZA: 2-0
CBU vs Kwame: 2-0
Levy vs Chalimbana: 2-0
UNZA vs CBU: 2-1

Who's dominating in Group B? 🤔