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Zambian Premier League Partners With Topstar For Landmark Broadcasting Deal

August 25, 2025
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The Zambian Premier League (ZPL) has secured a five-year broadcasting partnership with Topstar Communications Limited, with a financial commitment of US$1 million per season. Additionally, Topstar will sponsor the ZPL Annual Awards.

This partnership encompasses the MTN Super League, making games accessible through the Topstar Mobile App and various television channels, including Sun Sport, ZNBC TV3, Sports Focus, and StarTimes.

The collaboration is expected to broaden the reach of Zambian football not only across Zambia but also into East Africa, West Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe. Furthermore, the ZPL will benefit from a share of the advertising revenue and will receive 80% of earnings from any new business that Topstar manages to attract.

An official launch event is scheduled for September 5, 2025.

ZPL Chief Executive Officer Mr. Joseph Chimpampwe emphasised the significance of this deal, stating, “This agreement ushers in a new era for football broadcasting, providing fans with greater access while creating avenues for commercialisation, sponsorship, and the international recognition of Zambian talent.”

The President of the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ), Mr. Keith Mweemba, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We are thrilled about the collaboration with Topstar, which marks a new chapter for our sport. Topstar quickly responded to our needs when we sought a new broadcasting partner.”

He added, “We are pleased that this agreement allows for the participation of other broadcasters. Moving forward, we anticipate other players entering the broadcast market while ensuring compliance with the exclusivity regulations outlined in the CCPC Act Number 24 of 2010 Articles 8, 9, and 10.”

This partnership will begin in the second week of the 2025/26 MTN Super League season.

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