Chaswe Nsofwa 1978 – 2007

Biography

Chaswe Nsofwa was a Zambian footballer born on October 22, 1978, in Lusaka, the capital city of Zambia. Throughout his life, he dedicated himself to the sport of football, representing his nation and contributing to Zambian athletics during his career. His passion for the game reflected the vibrant sporting culture of his homeland during the late twentieth century.

Nsofwa’s career as a footballer spanned the formative years of modern Zambian sport. Though details of his specific achievements and teams remain limited in the historical record, his participation in football during this era placed him among those who helped develop the sport within his country. He remained active in the sport until his untimely death.

On August 29, 2007, Chaswe Nsofwa passed away in Beersheba at the age of 28 following cardiovascular disease. His death marked the end of a life still in its prime, cutting short a career that had shown promise. Though his time was brief, Nsofwa is remembered as part of Zambian football’s history, and his memory endures among those who knew him and followed the sport he loved.