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Kamanga stresses on accountability for FIFA grant

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FAZ president Andrew Kamanga says they will ensure the US$6 million four-year grant from FIFA will be accounted for in its development programmes.

FIFA will stagger the grant to all its member associations until 2022.

“For the 2018 to 2022 cycle they have increased the allocation to each federation to US$6 million which is essentially money that we are going to receive over a period of four years. So in each year we will be receiving US$1.5 million half of which will go into projects, the other half will go into administration and the management of the football development,” Kamanga told delegates last week at the close of the FAZ administers and management workshop held at Government Complex in Lusaka.

“Again we have come up with the audit and compliance committee where we want to make sure that all of you subscribe and ensure that you are accountable and ensure that development and funding from FIFA is able to trickle down to you.

“We did ask some of you to provide bank accounts which you failed, there is no money that is going to come to you from the FIFA forward which is not accounted for and it has to be audited.

“We want to make sure as we go forward all provinces will get funding.”

6 COMMENTS

  1. “…..the other half will go into administration and the management of …”

    That’s the money gone right there..ask how much will go to kamangas company ? ..most this money should go to football development at grassroots ……FAZ should by now be able to pay its administrators out of raised monies.

  2. KAMANGA IS A REAL ADMINISTRATOR, YOU WILL NEVER HEAR HIM TALK THINGS THAT ARE ONLY FOUND IN DREAMS , HE TALKS REALITY, WHILE SOME SULKING FELLOW IS TRYING BY ALL MEANS TO BRING HIM DOWN, THAT WILL NOT WORK BECAUSE PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THE QUALITY OF LEADERSHIP IN KAMANGA. KALUSHA, YOU TIME AT THE HELM OF ZAMBIAN FOOTBALL IS OVER, JUST GO INTO POLITICS SPECIFICALLY PF AND CAMPAIGN WITH YOUR BALL JUGGLING SKILLS LIKE LAST TIME. YOU REALLY LOOKED LOST.

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