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MTN FAZ SUPER LEAGUE AWARDS 2025/26: CELEBRATING THE BEST OF THE BEST
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The 2025/26 MTN FAZ Super League Awards delivered a night of standout moments and well-deserved recognition.
Power Dynamos dominated the headlines with Moses Shumah shining brightest, scooping Fans’ Player of the Season and Top Goal Scorer after a sensational campaign. Osward Mutapa was named Coach of the Season, while Frederick Mulambia’s discipline set the standard all year.

Albert Kangwanda (Red Arrows ) takes home Player of the Season honours, and Given Kalusa (FC MUZA) announces himself as Young Player of the Season after a breakthrough year.

In goal, Mangani Banda (Kabwe Warriors) stood tall, while Jacob Kaunda (Nchanga Rangers) delivered a Goal of the Season moment to remember.

From the stands, Kennedy “Yellow Man” Chishala proved why he’s the ultimate fan, taking Fan of the Season.

Off the pitch, the storytellers shaping the game were recognised across all platforms: Cecilia Nayame (Print), Puncherello Chama (Radio), Chansa K***a (TV), and Bwezani Mbewe (Digital) were honoured as Journalists of the Season. Gwen Chipasula was named Club Media Officer of the Season, while Limbikani Mtonga took home Club Photographer of the Season.

Charles Ng’andwe and Meck Zulu were honoured for excellence in officiating as Referee and Assistant Referee of the Season.

A season to remember. A standard set.



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Chipolopolo and soon to be former Leicester City Football Club forward Patson Daka has shared this message across his social media platforms.
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No hiding from the disappointment.

Relegation hurts everyone connected to this club. To the fans who backed us home and away, thank you. We're sorry we couldn’t deliver what you deserved.
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Daka has been with the foxes and witnessed their fall from the premier league to League One (the third tier of English Football).

His time with Leicester City has been a bumpy ride.

Six years, two completely different worlds, but the same drive.

2020: A proud The University of Zambia -UNZA graduate via UNZA - Dept. of Media & Communication Studies, setting a foundation back home in Zambia. 🇿🇲

2026: Standing here in New York City, officially holding a Master's degree from Yeshiva University via Katz School of Science and Health. 🎓

Looking at these two pictures, I’m just incredibly grateful for everyone who has supported me across borders, time zones, and chapters.

"Next??" We will never truly know, but that’s the best part of the story.

Stay tuned!

Photo finish from Muzala Samukonga in today’s race with a new season best of 44.04s.

He is definitely getting back to his best!

Congratulations!

Thank You Ba Ask Muvi TV
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Congratulations Felix Munyika for your successful completion of a Masters degree in the United States of America.

The Final Cut

Master of Science, but make it fashion.

You knew I was going to pull up when it mattered, the only question was how far.

Consider the assignment completely understood and over-delivered.

Dress for the degree you just earned, and never let them catch you slipping.

On to the next!

Nairobi. Pretoria. Tokyo. China. Muzala Samukonga Is Everywhere, and He's Winning.

I have continued doing what I care about most, advocating for stories that give visibility to athletes who are often overlooked, both internationally and, at times, even locally. This piece is a reflection of exactly that.

The Accra 2026 Athletics Championships once again highlighted a growing reality in the sport: some athletes are increasingly prioritising international circuit commitments over lower-profile continental competitions. Several top African names did not feature for their national teams, with reports indicating that many opted to focus instead on the Diamond League. Meanwhile, one Zambian was quietly stacking podium finishes across countries, and that story deserves to be told.

If you are a genuine follower of sport, this is a must-read.

https://felixmunyika.com/blog/nairobi-pretoria-tokyo-china-muzala-samukonga-is-everywhere-and-hes-winning