About Africa on the Ball

  • Africa on the Ball

    Football means a happy childhood

    Meet our team and learn how you are making a real change in their lives

  • Africa on the Ball

    Football means a happy childhood

    Meet our team and learn how you are making a real change in their lives

Africa on the Ball is a non-profit organisation which uses the power of football as a vehicle to empower African communities to live full, healthy and sustainable lives.

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Africa on the Ball Are Collecting Kits For Kids

Africa on the Ball is pleased to announce it’s been approved to join the Daily Record’s Kits for Kids token collection. The effort is usually restricted to Scottish youth teams, however our very own project in Africa has been given dispensation!

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Kalingalinga On The Ball Join The Sandlanders Network

As we look to develop our work in Zambia in the community of Kalingalinga in 2013, we're delighted to announce we've joined the Sandlanders network. Sandlanders Football is a network of community owned African football clubs and through sandlanders.com international football fans can become associate members of our co-operative clubs.

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Can you help us to buy the team bus?

Our team needs a bus which can also become a valuable source of income for their village. Our target is £10,000 and every donation will help us to achieve this dream!

Visit our Indiegogo Page
  • World Environmental Day in Kalingalinga

                    By Kelvin. World environmental day is celebrated on the 5th of June every year. UNDP in conjunction with the Lusaka City Council, on the 4th of June hosted a cleaning campaign in Kalingalinga, which saw different groups from all over the community gathered to take part in campaign. In attendance was some youth groups, school pupils, athletes from Africa On The Ball and member’s from Kalingalinga EduSport. The cleaning wasn’t done through out Kalingalinga but part of it. However, regardless of that is was essential towards promoting and maintaining clean and healthy environment. Promoting of cleaning the environment and also managing waste could not only promote a good healthy. It can also promote employment through recycling process, which is rarely done in our communities. This year’s world environment day was celebrated under the theme “Eat. Think and Save” theme clearly emphasized the ignorance the people have towards their surrounding. It was impressive to have a great response from our community member in attendance, which were willing to learn and participate in the cleaning. It our hope and wish that this campaign will have a positive legacy to those community members who took part in the campaign and that, they will be able to become the agent of change in their surrounding and the community at large.

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  • Kalingalinga on the Ball League Performance Update

    By Kelvin We have played 11 games this season so far; in less than 7 games we will reach our half season. This season has been so special for us, considering our past season, which has been compromised with so much wins during our first 10 games or more.

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  • Kits for Kids Blog

    By Andrew I’ve felt compelled to write a short message to share my genuine appreciation and thanks for the nice people at Daily Record and their kind readers. Two months ago I learned of the Kits for Kids campaign that the Daily Record were running.

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  • Africa on the Ball Are Collecting Kits For Kids

    Africa on the Ball is pleased to announce it’s been approved to join the Daily Record’s Kits for Kids token collection. The effort is usually restricted to Scottish youth teams, however our very own project in Africa has been given dispensation!

    Read more