Zambia : Government Injects K15m Into Sports
Lusaka - Zambia: Government says it has disbursed about K15 million toward sports development from January to June this year as part of its efforts to promote
General News 1 min.Read Government Injects K15m into Sports By Guest Editor July 24, 2026 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppGovernment says it has disbursed about K15 million toward sports development from January to June this year as part of its efforts to promote youth and community sports.
Ministry of Youth Sports and Arts Acting Chief Accountant Cheelo Chiyanika disclosed the development when he paid a courtesy call on Muchinga Province Deputy Permanent Secretary Brian Sichande in Chinsali today.
He said the ministry has since visited the area to monitor and ascertain whether the released funds have achieved the intended outcomes.
Mr Chiyanika said community sport, local authorities have undertaken a number of sporting activities.
He added that the ministry has set specific targets for the year, and the ongoing assessments will review milestones achieved so far.
And the Muchinga Province Deputy Permanent Secretary, Brian Sichande defended the disbursement of K15 million for sports development, saying investment in sport is an important part of national development.
He said the government considers sporting activities as key priorities hence the decision to sustain them despite budget pressures.
Mr Sichande added that with K15 million already disbursed, it was important to physically verify that the money was being utilized for the intended purpose.
The assessment is also covering youth resource centers and community sports programs being run through local authorities, with a focus on milestones and youth benefits.
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