Zambia showcased an outstanding performance at the recently concluded Africa Para-Badminton Championship held in Uganda, clinching a total of four medals. Among the notable athletes, Martha Chewe proved her mettle by securing one Silver and two Bronze medals, while Vienna Hamauchenje demonstrated her talent and earned a Bronze medal as well. These two remarkable athletes were part of a delegation of 10 Paralympic athletes who represented Zambia at the 2023 Para Badminton Championship. The tournament attracted participants from over 12 African countries, making it a highly competitive event. In response to the excellent display of skill and determination by the athletes, the Badminton Association of Zambia expressed their joy and satisfaction. Juma Muwowo, the Association's Secretary-General, praised the athletes for their exceptional performances in the face of tough competition during the championship, leading the country to secure four well-deserved medals. The success of Zambian athletes at the Africa Para-Badminton Championship is not only a testament to their dedication and hard work but also reflects the country's commitment to promoting parasports and providing opportunities for athletes with disabilities to showcase their talents on the international stage. The medals won by Martha Chewe and Vienna Hamauchenje, along with the overall team's impressive performance, serve as an inspiration for the entire nation and highlight the potential for further growth and achievements in para-badminton and other adaptive sports. The recognition and support garnered from this triumph will undoubtedly encourage more athletes with disabilities to pursue their passion for sports and contribute to the inclusive and diverse landscape of Zambian Athletics.