
Mary Mbewe Embarks on Tanzanian Adventure with Yanga Princesses
ZESCO Ndola Girls’ standout player and U20 National Team Striker, Mary Mbewe, has set sail for a new chapter in her football journey with Tanzania giants Yanga Princesses FC. The move, sealed on a 6-month loan deal, marks a significant milestone in Mbewe’s promising career.
Yanga Princesses FC, the women’s team affiliated with Tanzanian giants Yanga FC, has successfully acquired the talents of Mary Mbewe from ZESCO Ndola Girls. The move comes on a 6-month loan deal, emphasizing the mutual interest in nurturing Mbewe’s skills and contributing to Yanga Princesses’ campaign.
In a heartfelt farewell, Mary Mbewe expressed gratitude to the ZESCO Ndola Girls administration and technical bench for facilitating her move to Yanga Princesses. She acknowledged the importance of this milestone in her career and encouraged her teammates to stay focused on their quest for the Women’s Super League title.
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The departure of Mary Mbewe to Yanga Princesses was marked by heavy emotions and a sense of nostalgia. In her farewell message, Mbewe expressed her deep attachment to ZESCO Ndola Girls, describing it as her home and family. The images captured during the event reflect the emotional significance of this transition.
Mary Mbewe’s journey with Yanga Princesses has commenced smoothly, with the talented striker settling into her new surroundings. Departing via Ethiopian Airlines last Thursday, Mbewe is poised to make a mark with her skills and contribute to Yanga Princesses’ aspirations in the Tanzanian football landscape.
As Mary Mbewe embraces a new chapter with Yanga Princesses, the football community extends best wishes to the talented striker. The 6-month loan deal provides a platform for growth and development, and fans eagerly anticipate Mbewe’s contributions to Yanga Princesses’ success.


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