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Zambia squandered a first-half lead to lose in their 2016 CHAN qualifier away in Namibia.
Namibia fought back from 1-0 halftime lead to beat Zambia 2-1 in a CHAN first round,m first leg qualifier in Windhoek.
Zesco striker Winston Kalengo put Zambia ahead in the 15th minute.
However, Namibia hit back after the breakthrough Willie Stafanus in the 54th minute and Benjamin Nenkavu in the 63rd minute.
The win was Namibia’s second successive victory over Zambia after beating them on post-match penalties in the 2015 Cosafa Cup quarterfinals in South Africa on May 24.
Zambia must now beat Namibia 1-0 at home on July 4 to advance on away goals rule to the final qualifying round.
The winner over both legs will face the victor of Mozambique versus Seychelles first-round tie.
Mozambique are favourites to advance to October’s final qualifying round after thumping Seychelles 5-1 on Saturday in Maputo.
Zambia have failed to qualify for the last two CHAN finals since finishing third at the 2009 tournament i…

Over the past couple of days, if you are like me you were enjoying African football via the Confederation of African Football Second leg qualifying matches. 
The matches were played by teams that hope to get a chance to represent their respective countries and Africa as a whole at the 2018 FIFA World Cup to be held in Russia™. Below are the results: -
Malawi 1-0 Tanzania (1-2 on aggregate) Ethiopia 3-0 Sao Tome and Principe (3-1 on aggregate) Kenya 0-0 Mauritius (5-2 on aggregate) Madagascar 2-2 Central African Republic Burundi 2-0 Seychelles (3-0 on aggregate) Namibia 2-1 Gambia (3-2 on aggregate) Sierra Leone 2-1 Chad (2-2 on aggregate, Chad advance on away goal rule) Niger 4-0 Somalia (6-0 on aggregate) Guinea-Bissau 1-3 Liberia (2-4 on aggregate) Lesotho 1-1 Comoros (1-1 on aggregate, Comoros advance on away goal rule) Mauritania 4-0 South Sudan (5-1 on aggregate) Botswana 3-1 Eritrea (5-1 on aggregate) Postponed: Swaziland – Djibouti
Second round draw Niger v Cameroon Mauritania v Tunisia Namibia …

ANDREW KAMANGA ELECTED AS FAZ PRESIDENT
Andrew Kamanga has been elected as president of the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) replacing Kalusha Bwalya after polling 163 out of 324 votes cast.
The announcement by Chairman of the Electoral Commission Sikwana Lukangaba was met with jubilation at Moba Hotel, as Kamanga prepares to be at the helm of Zambia's football governing body for four years.
Kalusha, was seen as the frontrunner, but Andrew Kamanga had an impressive momentum in the lead up to the election. Henschel Chitembeya, a former executive committee member, was always seen as an outsider.
Kalusha polled 156 while Henschel Chitembeya received a single vote. Four votes were declared invalid.
And Richard Kazala has been elected as vice president after polling 117 votes beating his closest rival Pivoty Simwanza who polled 107 votes. Mofya Chisala received 58 votes while Cephas Kampamba Katongo had 28 votes. Boniface Mwamelo polled 8 votes. There were 5 spoiled ballots.
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CAF has expanded the AFCON from 16 to 24 teams and switched tournament dates to mid-year.

And CAF has also changed the calendar dates for its continental club competitions.
The bi-annual tournament has been contested for by 16 teams since 1996.
CAF made the decision during its 1st CAF African Football Symposium held from July 18 -19 in Morocco to add eight more teams.
The tournament will now also be held during the European offseason June and July.
This is in order to avoid the club versus country rows that have existed when the tournament was held in the middle of the European season in January.
Meanwhile, CAF also confirmed that CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup dates will adopt the European format and run from August to May.
However, CAF has not stated when this will come into effect.
The decision means Zambian representatives face challenging times ahead and will have no break over two seasons as the FAZ Super Division runs over a calendar year.

Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Multiple flights have been cancelled or temporarily suspended across Africa as airlines struggle to cope with falling demand following the spread of coronavirus.
Rwanda Air and Air Mauritius are among airlines that have suspended flights to China. Morocco has suspended all international flightsto and from its territory "until further notice" and Kenya Airways also suspended flights to countries affected by the virus.
According to a report from the International Air Transport Association (IATA), as of March 11, African airlines have recorded a loss of up to $4.4 billion in revenue since the virus surfaced.
Adefunke Adeyemi, IATA's Regional Director for Advocacy and Strategic relations in Africa says passenger demand for Africa has reduced significantly. International bookings in Africa went down by 20% in March and April, while domestic bookings have fallen by about 15% in March and 25% in April, according to data from IATA.
"Not as many passengers ar…