In 2011, Zambia was due to host the tenth All-Africa Games, for which three stadiums were to be built in Lusaka, Ndola, and Livingstone. The Lusaka stadium would have a capacity of 70,000 spectators while the other two stadiums would hold 50,000 people each. The government was encouraging the private sector to get involved in the construction of the sports facilities because of a shortage of public funds for the project. Zambia later withdrew its bid to host the 2011 All-Africa Games, citing a lack of funds. Hence, Mozambique took Zambia's place as host.
In 2011 Zambia was due to host the tenth All-Africa Games for which three stadiums were to be built in Lusaka Ndola and Livingstone The Lusaka stadium would have a capacity of 70000 spectators while the other two stadiums would hold 50000 people each The government was encouraging the private sector to get involved in the construction of the sports facilities because of a shortage of public funds for the project Zambia later withdrew its bid to host the 2011 All-Africa Games citing a lack of funds Hence Mozambique took Zambia's place as host