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05/10/2026

With Professional Insurance Corporation Zambia LTD – We just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

15 days to go!!
05/10/2026

15 days to go!!

15 DAYS TO GO!

Today we turn the spotlight to Zimbabwe’s RONAN MTISI.

A two-time ITF J30 singles champion, former World No. 451 junior and Zimbabwe Davis Cup representative, Ronan has already put together an impressive résumé at a young age.

Now making the transition into the senior game, he is certainly a name to watch as a new generation of Southern African players continues to emerge.

The 2026 Mika Tennis Championships are getting closer!

📅 20–25 October 2026
📍 Lusaka Club

Entries are still open!

🌍 International entries close: 11 October
🇿🇲 Local entries close: 15 October

Registration: https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13

The countdown continues...

He can do this the whole day!!  16 Days to Go!!
04/10/2026

He can do this the whole day!! 16 Days to Go!!

16 DAYS TO GO!

Today, we turn our focus to JORDAN MWALE, currently ranked No. 5 in Zambia.

Jordan has been one of the players in good form lately, steadily making his presence felt on the local tennis scene. And if there’s one thing about Jordan, he fights for every point like the true soldier he is.

He’s been putting in the work, building momentum and quietly preparing for the big stage.

The question is: when MIKA 2026 gets underway, will Jordan’s current form translate into a deep run?

One thing is certain he’s already cooking. We’re watching.

📅 20–25 October 2026
📍 Lusaka Club

Entries are still open!

🌍 International entries close: 11 October
🇿🇲 Local entries close: 15 October

Registration: [https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13](https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13)

The countdown continues...

17 Days to go!
04/10/2026

17 Days to go!

17 DAYS TO GO!

For today’s focus, we wanted you all to finish your busy schedules, sit down and focus on him TSHOLOFELO PRINCE TSIANG, Botswana’s very own.

Tsholofelo made his first appearance at the MIKA Tennis Championship last year and wasted no time making his presence felt. He brought fire, passion and plenty of energy to the court, making sure you knew exactly when he was in action.

His intensity, fighting spirit and never-say-die attitude made him one of those players you simply had to watch.

Now he’s back for another shot at the MIKA stage. The question is: what does Tsholofelo have in store for us this time around?

17 days to go. Botswana’s Prince is coming back to Lusaka.

📅 20–25 October 2026
📍 Lusaka Club

Entries are still open!

🌍 International entries close: 11 October
🇿🇲 Local entries close: 15 October

Registration: https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13

The countdown continues...

🎾 SIMFUKWE STRIKES AGAIN! BACK-TO-BACK UNDER-18 TITLES FOR THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES STAREmmanuel Simfukwe is building m...
02/10/2026

🎾 SIMFUKWE STRIKES AGAIN! BACK-TO-BACK UNDER-18 TITLES FOR THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES STAR

Emmanuel Simfukwe is building momentum—and adding silverware along the way!

The Zambia Correctional Services player claimed the Boys’ Under-18 crown at the Mike Mambwe Junior Tennis Championships, held at Mufulira Tennis Club from 25–27 September 2026, securing his second title of the year.

His breakthrough came at the recent Champions Haven National Junior Tournament, where he lifted his first title of the season after a major upset over top seed Kombe Mabo Jr.

In Mufulira, Emmanuel showed the determination to follow up that success.

🔥 FROM A SEMIFINAL SCARE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY

Nkana Tennis Club’s Reuben Mulenga pushed Emmanuel hard in the semifinals, taking the opening set 6–4. Emmanuel fought back to win the second 6–3, then sealed the deciding match tie-break 10–5.

In the final, he faced another Nkana player, Macmillan Chisala, and completed his title-winning run with a 6–3, 6–4 victory.

Two successive tournament titles—a strong statement from the Correctional Services youngster!

🏆 CHRISTABEL WINS THE TWINS’ SHOWDOWN

The Girls’ Under-18 final was a family affair as Green Buffaloes twins Christabel and Isabel Chisongo faced each other across the net.

Christabel took the honours, claiming the title 6–2, 6–2.

đź’Ş MUKANGWA FIGHTS BACK IN AN ALL-NKANA FINAL

In the Girls’ Under-16 final, Mukangwa Brooklyn Siame and Janet Mwape delivered a contest that tested both players’ resolve.

Janet took the opening set 7–5, but Mukangwa held her nerve to edge the second by the same score. She then took control of the decider, completing a 5–7, 7–5, 6–0 victory.

🌟 MAPALO MULENGA STEPS UP—AND TAKES THE CROWN

Usually competing in the Under-14 category, Nkana’s Mapalo Mulenga stepped up to the Boys’ Under-16 competition and produced three impressive upsets on his way to the title.

He defeated second seed Elijah Nyirenda 6–2, 6–1 and third seed Gift Sakakonge 6–3, 6–2, before overcoming fourth seed Oscar Lubinda 6–3, 6–1 in the final.

A higher age category, three seeded opponents—and a championship trophy. What a performance from Mapalo!

👏 UNDER-12 PROSPECT GIFT MULENGA PUSHES CHRISTIAN MABO

Another Nkana youngster making an impression while playing above his usual age category was Gift Mulenga, who normally competes in the Under-12s.

Unseeded in the Boys’ Under-14 draw, Gift defeated the second and fourth seeds to reach the final against top seed Christian Mabo of Green Buffaloes.

Gift made a flying start, winning the opening set 6–0. Christian regrouped and drew on his experience to take the next two sets 6–2, 6–3, securing the crown.

Christian earned the title, while Gift’s run to the final highlighted the promise of a young player already challenging older opponents.

🇿🇲 YULA ULENDO CONTINUES HER WINNING RUN
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Fresh from her CAT Under-14 tour in Kenya, Yula Ulendo carried her momentum into Mufulira, upsetting top seed Joyce Nalwizya 6–2, 6–2 to claim the Girls’ Under-14 title.

From Emmanuel’s second title to determined comebacks and breakthroughs by younger players, the championships offered plenty to celebrate.

The Zambia Tennis Association sincerely thanks the tournament’s main sponsors, Select Health Care Foundation and Professional Insurance, for supporting the Mike Mambwe Junior Tennis Championships and helping our young players develop through competition.

Congratulations to our champions, finalists and all participating players! 🎾🇿🇲

🎾 FROM CIPALO VILLAGE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP PODIUM: MESTON SHANZI LEADS SIMUNYOLA ACADEMY’S RISETwo national tournaments. ...
02/10/2026

🎾 FROM CIPALO VILLAGE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP PODIUM: MESTON SHANZI LEADS SIMUNYOLA ACADEMY’S RISE

Two national tournaments. Two titles. A growing reputation.

Simunyola Academy from Cipalo Village in Mbala is making its mark on Zambia’s junior tennis scene—and at the Mike Mambwe Junior Tennis Championships, Meston Shanzi led the charge.

The academy first announced itself in the first week of September at the Champions Haven Junior Tournament at Lusaka Tennis Club. Making their first-ever national tournament appearance, the team celebrated an immediate breakthrough as Repentance Nakapundwa claimed the Girls’ Under-10 championship at her first attempt.

Their next stop was Mufulira Tennis Club, from 25–27 September 2026. At only their second national tournament, Simunyola’s players arrived with the same determination and courage—and delivered another chapter worth celebrating.

🏆 MESTON SHANZI CLAIMS THE UNDER-12 CROWN

Meston produced a remarkable run in the Boys’ Under-12 competition, defeating second seed Kings Singoyi 6–2, 6–2 before upsetting fourth seed Shekainah Chomba 6–3, 6–3 in the semifinals.

In the final against Anglobert Mateta, he edged a closely contested opening set 7–6(5), then sealed the title with a commanding 6–1 second set.

Meston’s run to the crown gave Simunyola Academy another national title—and a new name to celebrate.

🔥 PETHIAS SICHILIMA PUSHES THE TOP SEED TO THREE SETS

In the Boys’ Under-10 draw, Pethias Sichilima put together a fantastic run. He defeated Alinaswe Lufungulo 4–1, 4–1 in the round of 16, upset Bwalya Mabo 4–1, 4–0 in the quarterfinals, and overcame Jackson Makungu 4–3(5), 4–2 in the semifinals.

The final against top seed Nzelu Ulendo tested his resolve. After losing the opening set 0–4, Pethias fought back to take the second 4–1, forcing a deciding set. Nzelu eventually prevailed 4–2, but Pethias’s spirited fightback capped an impressive journey to the final.

👏 REPENTANCE RETURNS TO THE FINAL

Fresh from her title in Lusaka, Repentance Nakapundwa reached another Girls’ Under-10 final. This time, Getrude Mulenga took the honours 4–2, 4–2.

A champion at her first national tournament and a finalist at her second—Repentance is building an impressive start.

🌟 CHRISTABEL NAYAME: FROM QUALIFIER TO FINALIST
In the Girls’ Under-12 competition, Christabel Nayame came through qualifying and went all the way to the final.

Her standout result came in the semifinals, where she upset second seed Grace Chileya 6–2, 6–1. Top seed Charity Chileshe won the final 6–3, 6–4, bringing Christabel’s memorable run to a close.

One champion and three runners-up at Mufulira, in only their second national tournament appearance.

Simunyola Academy’s young players are giving Cipalo Village and Mbala plenty to celebrate. Their performances are a reminder of the talent waiting to be discovered and supported across Zambia.

The Zambia Tennis Association extends its sincere appreciation to the tournament’s main sponsors, Select Health Care Foundation and Professional Insurance, for supporting the Mike Mambwe Junior Tennis Championships and helping provide a platform for young players to compete, develop and shine.

Congratulations to Meston and the entire Simunyola Academy team! 🇿🇲🎾

19 days to go!
01/10/2026

19 days to go!

Oops! You thought we forgot, right?

Nah! Admin was just busy preparing reports to make sure MIKA 2026 is bigger than all the Grand Slams collectively.

19 DAYS TO GO!

Today, we turn our attention to MUKANGWA BROOKLYN SIAME, currently the highest-ranked Zambian female junior on the ITF rankings.

Brooklyn has been steadily making her mark on the international junior circuit, gaining valuable experience against players from across the region and beyond. She was also one of the Zambian players who featured in the return of ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors events to Zambia this year.

And this is not her first MIKA Championship. She knows the stage, she knows the atmosphere, and now she returns with even more experience under her belt.

With just 19 days to go, the question is: can Brooklyn take another step forward and make this MIKA Championship one to remember?

📅 20–25 October 2026
📍 Lusaka Club

Entries are still open!

🌍 International entries close: 11 October
🇿🇲 Local entries close: 15 October

Registration: https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13

The countdown continues...

21 days
29/09/2026

21 days

21 DAYS TO GO!

One to watch: KOMBE MABO JR

Currently the highest-ranked Zambian junior on the ITF Junior rankings, Kombe is one of the young names making his mark in Zambian tennis and certainly one to keep an eye on.

As we count down to the 2026 Mika Tennis Championships, we continue to shine the spotlight on some of the players representing the present and future of Zambian tennis.

📅 20–25 October 2026
📍 Lusaka Club

Entries are still open!

🌍 International entries close: 11 October
🇿🇲 Local entries close: 15 October

Registration: https://www.championshaven.net/events/details/13

The countdown continues...

29/09/2026

Coach Mulenga is attending the Regional Coaches Conference in Kenya... # Zambia Kuchalo

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