2 weeks Ago By Chronicle Editor
WARRIORS captain Marvelous Nakamba and his dad have congratulated ZPC Hwange for their promotion into the Castle Lager Premiership. The club that won the Zifa Southern Region Division One title holds a special place in the Nakamba family. Marvelous’ father Antony played for the club in the early years of its Division One campaign which has seen the club reap rewards after over 30 years of challenging and playing second fiddle to the likes of AmaZulu, Railstars, Chicken Inn, Chrome, Lancashire, Shushine, Chapungu and Arenel.
“Obviously as a family we are very excited that our home side has been promoted. It holds a special place in our hearts because it is the first professional side my dad played for. If I am not mistaken it may have been in their maiden campaign in Division One.
“Growing up there was always that talk that it was my dad’s team, so naturally I have a soft spot for it. “Coming from my home town Hwange, where I kicked the first balls, I am happy to see ZPC gain promotion into the Premiership, hoping that the feat will motivate more players from Hwange and surrounding areas that include Jambezi, Lukhosi, Dete, Kamativi, Binga and Victoria Falls, will step up and take up football as a career,” said Marvelous from South Africa where he is in camp with the Warriors. Trish Mukwazo, A 43-year-old man from Bulawayo who masqueraded as Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company worker and scammed four people of US$190, after misrepresenting to them that he could secure them jobs has appeared in court on charges of fraud.
Tineyi Chahukura of Manningdale suburb appeared before magistrate Ms Nomagugu Maphosa, who heard [...
] Lesley Chikudo, A 24 year old man from Njube suburb in Bulawayo, who assaulted another man for allegedly hugging his wife in his presence while walking home from a drinking spree has been arraigned before the courts facing a charge of culpable homicide. Keith Mnkandla appeared before Bulawayo Western Commonage magistrate, Mrs Sibongile Marondedze [..
.] Peter Matika, TWO Bulawayo women, who allegedly defrauded several job seekers of thousands of dollars have been arraigned before the courts on charges of fraud. The duo comprising 56 year-old Nokuthula Sibanda from Gwabalanda suburb and Nothando Ndlovu (48) from Upper Rangemore are facing multiple counts of fraud, where they are accused of swindling [.
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