Peter Kaumba

"There were so many stars at Nkana. Bernard Chanda, Mark Masambuko, Brighton Sinyangwe, Moses Simwala and Nelson Sapi. All those players were there so it was very difficult to break through"

"There was some political interference from the Confederation of African Football so we had to face them (Arab Contractors) in Lusaka at the Independence Stadium. Had we played at Arthur Davies, I’m sure the story would have been different. We conceded silly goals and missed a lot of chances in the first half"

"I had played in Egypt before, beating their national team in an invitation tournament and after this we thought we could do it there. We, unfortunately, couldn’t. They had the support. That ground was filled. It’s a ninety-thousand-seater stadium. When we had the ball, the entire stadium was completely silent but when they got it there was mayhem in the stadium. It psychologically affected the young players in the team"

"Although I would have loved to play in Europe, I did not have that chance but to those who have had that chance all the best to them"

"If a candidate passes away, resigns, or is disqualified before the ballot papers are printed, the party should be allowed to submit a new nominee. This ensures fairness and respects the right of parties to sponsor candidates"

"This approach balances the need for electoral continuity with the rights of political parties and the integrity of the process"

"As Zambia’s population grows, constituency delimitation must be guided by principles of equity and effective administration. This process should also link to potential amendments to Article 162 to guarantee that Constituency Development Funds are allocated fairly"

"Transparency and accountability, as outlined in Article 8, are critical. Citizens must know how new constituencies are determined and how resources are distributed"