Kansanshi Foundation Manager Simon Keevil has lauded the electrifying atmosphere at Independence Stadium, highlighting the club’s significant role in bringing the community together and fostering local pride.
Mr. Keevil made these remarks after attending Kansanshi Dynamos’ Week 26 match in the ZPL National League, where the team secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Chipata United yesterday.
This win marks the third consecutive victory for the Mabanga Boys, keeping their momentum strong as they push for promotion. Rabson Mumba’s first-half strike in the 33rd minute sealed the win for Kansanshi Dynamos, keeping them firmly in the race for the ZPL National League championship.
Following the match, Mr. Keevil expressed his joy at the energy from the fans and the growing vibrancy surrounding the club.
Attending his first match at Independence Stadium, Keevil was visibly impressed by the passionate support. He spoke about the experience, sharing:
“I hope to see much more of what happened today. It’s a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together, and they clearly love it. It’s truly a unifying event. There’s so much life, and it’s fantastic to see. I look forward to attending many more matches.”
Mr. Keevil’s attendance underscores Kansanshi Mining PLC’s continued commitment to not only supporting football but also strengthening community ties through sports. As the club’s primary sponsor, Kansanshi Mining PLC has played a key role in ensuring that Kansanshi Dynamos remains a platform for young talent, community engagement, and local pride.
Kansanshi Dynamos is part of Kansanshi Mining PLC’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, and the club is proving to be a success both on and off the pitch. The passionate support from local fans has been instrumental in making Independence Stadium a fortress this season. The team remains unbeaten at home, having gone 13 matches without defeat—securing 10 victories and three draws. This remarkable home record is a testament to the unwavering backing from the community, which continues to rally behind the team.
Beyond the pitch, the club continues to serve as an inspiration, bringing people together across different backgrounds and providing a shared sense of identity. Football, as seen in Sunday’s match, is more than just a game—it’s a force for unity, excitement, and development.
With the team maintaining second place on the league table, their points tally now stands at 54. Kansanshi Dynamos are building momentum both on the pitch and in the hearts of their fans as they continue their pursuit of a return to the Zambia Super League.
