Fri, 09 Jun 2017 10:32:24 +0000 By Grace Chaile Lesoetsa THE incident in which the FNB-branded bus carrying the triumphant Junior Chipolopolo from the airport hit an electricity pole is a wake-up call for FAZ to ensure there is always a back-up plan, says Livingstone FAZ official Keagan Chipango. The thunderous welcome for the Under-20 team on Wednesday almost turned into a tragedy when the bus carrying them from the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport careered off the road and hit into the pole due to a brake failure. This forced the African champions to use a Mitsubishi Rosa minibus, with fans describing the turn of events as degrading after the team’s exploits at the South Korea Under-20 World Cup. Chipango said the use of a Mitsubishi Rosa minibus after the branded bus developed a fault was an indication that the event was not well planned. He said that the problem was that everyone wanted […]
