Leadership Shift at FC MUZA as Keith Mweemba Begins FAZ Presidency
In a major development following the just-ended Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) elections, F.C. MUZA has confirmed the resignation of its Club President, Keith Mweemba, with immediate effect. Mweemba’s departure comes after his successful election as the new FAZ President, a role he will assume from 2025 to 2029.
In an official statement released by FC MUZA CEO Joel Kabika, the club expressed profound gratitude for Mweemba’s leadership, vision, and invaluable contribution to the rapid rise of the club in Zambian football.
Mweemba’s Legacy at FC MUZA
Keith Mweemba, a Lusaka-based lawyer, played a transformative role at FC MUZA. Under his stewardship, the club grew in stature both on and off the pitch, establishing itself as one of the most competitive sides in the MTN Super League. His resignation marks the end of an era, but also the beginning of a new chapter for Zambian football at the national level.
“The club will deeply miss his leadership and expertise,” the statement read. “We wish Mr. Mweemba all the best in his new role as FAZ President.”
FAZ Presidency: A New Chapter Begins
Mweemba won the FAZ elections after polling 45 votes, defeating incumbent Andrew Kamanga (20 votes), former FAZ General Secretary Adrian Kashala (17), while other candidates failed to register votes.
His presidency is expected to bring new energy and ideas to the administration of Zambian football, given his track record of growing a local club into a national powerhouse.
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Appreciation to the Football Fraternity
FC MUZA extended its appreciation to the broader football community, including FAZ councilors, clubs, and the campaign team, for their support throughout the election process. The statement also acknowledged Andrew Kamanga, Adrian Kashala, and Emmanuel Munaile for their participation in the democratic process that ushered in new leadership.
A more detailed statement from the club is expected in the coming days, addressing succession plans and next steps for FC MUZA.
Conclusion
Keith Mweemba’s resignation as FC MUZA Club President marks a pivotal shift in Zambian football leadership. As he transitions to his new role as FAZ President, the football community watches with anticipation, hopeful that his club-level success will now translate into national progress.
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