
Zambian football is in mourning following the death of former Copper Queens head coach Bruce Mwape, who has passed away at the age of 67 after a short illness.
A family member confirmed that Mwape died in the early hours of today, bringing to an end the life of one of the country’s most respected football figures and a coach whose impact on the women’s game will be remembered for generations.
His passing is a significant loss to Zambian football, where he dedicated many years to developing the national women’s team and inspiring countless players.
A Lasting Legacy
Bruce Mwape will be remembered as one of the architects of the Copper Queens’ rise on the African and global football stage.
During his time in charge of the national team, he played a pivotal role in elevating Zambia Women’s football, guiding the Copper Queens through some of the most successful periods in their history.
His leadership helped shape a generation of talented players who went on to compete at the highest level, contributing immensely to the growth and recognition of women’s football in Zambia.
A Respected Figure in Zambian Football
Beyond his achievements on the touchline, Mwape earned widespread respect for his dedication, commitment and passion for the game.
His contribution extended beyond results, as he became a mentor to many young footballers and coaches while helping establish a stronger foundation for the women’s game in Zambia.
His influence will continue to be felt long after his passing.
Nation Pays Tribute
The football fraternity is expected to pay tribute to a man whose name became synonymous with the success and development of the Copper Queens.
As messages of condolence continue to pour in, Bruce Mwape will be remembered not only for his achievements but also for the lasting legacy he leaves behind in Zambian football.
Conclusion
Bruce Mwape’s passing marks the end of an extraordinary chapter in Zambian football history.
His dedication to the Copper Queens and unwavering commitment to the growth of women’s football earned him a special place in the hearts of players, supporters and the nation.
May his soul rest in eternal peace.


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