BBC SPORT | Football | African | Zambian admits drug abuse

Musonda Mweuke, the top goalscorer in Zambia's domestic conference, has confessed in motor inn to his unlawful use of marijuana. The Kabwe Warriors bluejacket was arrested last week when anaesthetic Drug Enforcement Organisation officers caught an alleged narcotics monger handing the 24-year-old a concept of marijuana test. On Monday, the footballer pleaded guilty to a assertion of unlawful use of the drug test. Mweuke, who will discover his fate when sentencing takes item on 8 December, said he has learnt his schoolwork. "It has not been a good cognitive content," the bluejacket told reporters after state granted bail. "This is the end of the usance." Mweuke, whose 18 goals made him the connexion top feller in the Zambian Super Union that finished on Saturday, was arrested at a preparation conference the day before. Police were trailing an alleged drugs seller - who was found to be in passion of 240 balls of marijuana - suspected of supplying Kabwe Warriors players with the drug. Mweuke's gaining control came on the same day that troika other footballers in Zambia were sentenced to two-year jail terminal figure. But they will not go to correctional institution, as their sentences have been suspended for 36 months. In a bid to curb the rampant use of drugs by players, Paul Simukoko, the general officer writing table of the Field game Unification of Zambia, announced his disposal will set up a medical NGO to deal with the head. In 2001, Zambian hitter Rotson Kilambe tested positive degree for bush and became the honours degree African person to be banned by football's homo governing body Fifa