Godfrey Dube is a journalist based in Zambia, specializing in local sports news. With a focus on football and handball, Godfrey provides coverage and analysis of matches, player transfers, and team performances. His articles aim to keep readers informed about the latest developments in Zambian sports.
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Based on Godfrey's coverage attributes, he primarily focuses on local sports events and government announcements related to sports in Zambia. He is likely to be interested in pitches providing detailed insights or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches involved in local football, handball, AFCON, as well as topics like sports sponsorship and sports tourism within Zambia.
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POOL will see its biggest tournament yet at the 2024 Kabwata Cup next month, where the winner will walk away with a Toyota Allex.
FORMER Zambia national team coach Aggrey Chiyangi has urged Chipolopolo players to work together and die a little for the betterment of
FRESH from clinching the National League title, Nchanga Rangers has extended the contracts of exciting midfielders Eliot Kampukesa and
THE Zambia Athletics (ZA) says it will not tolerate scrupulous individuals who wake up at midnight and start collecting cash from unsuspecting
CHIPOLOPOLO forward Lameck Banda says the recently concluded Serie A season was a challenging yet beautiful emotional journey.
WOMEN's national team midfielder Grace Chanda has agreed to join Orlando Pride, and is expected to be unveiled tomorrow.
SPORTS Minister Elvis Nkandu has called for unity in the Chipolopolo camp ahead of the back-to-back World Cup qualifiers against Morocco and Tanzania next month.
KONKOLA Blades coach Beston Chambeshi says his team will do everything possible to beat Prison Leopards with four unanswered goals to ensure
NASPA Stars coach Perry Mutapa says brotherhood will be put on the line when he faces off with his brother this Saturday during the Week 34 MTN Super League fixture at the REIZ Arena.
UNDER-17 women's national team coach, Carol Kanyemba, says her team will work hard to defeat Morocco and qualify for the Dominican Republic FIFA U17 World Cup.
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