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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Shadreck_Mlauzi/">Shadreck Mlauzi</a>, the coach of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mighty_Warriors/">Mighty Warriors</a>, Zimbabwe women’s football team, has been arrested and remanded in custody over <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/010/12/cosafa-womens-cup-alleged-sexual-abuse-rock-mighty-warriors-camp/">allegations of indecent assault against a female staff member</a> during the Cosafa Women’s Championship in South Africa. Mlauzi, who previously led Zimbabwe to the 2016 Olympics, was recently reappointed as the team’s coach. The complaint seen by the Guardian read in part:
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It is understood a complaint was made with police in Zimbabwe by a female staff member on her return there. She has made a number of allegations, including that Mlauzi invited her to his hotel room on Saturday 26 September, forcibly grabbed her shoulders and “tried to kiss her without her consent. The accused further demanded to have his body massaged via a WhatsApp call and asked for sexual intimacy.
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<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/010/12/cosafa-womens-cup-alleged-sexual-abuse-rock-mighty-warriors-camp/">COSAFA Women’s Cup: Alleged Sexual Abuse Rock Mighty Warriors Camp</a></li>
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The female staff member claims that Mlauzi asked her to come to his room for a massage and later grabbed her buttocks. She reported the incidents to the Cosafa safeguarding officer. Mlauzi appeared in court on Tuesday and has been remanded in custody until his bail hearing. The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) is conducting an investigation into the allegations, and the staff member has expressed concerns about how ZIFA has handled the situation, as Mlauzi stayed in the same hotel as her during their time in South Africa.
Reports in Zimbabwe last week had named Mlauzi as the coach under investigation and he was not on the touchline for Zimbabwe’s semi-final defeat by Zambia, which he watched from the stands. He returned to the dugout for the third-place playoff defeat by Mozambique on Sunday.
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Mighty Warriors Coach In Custody Over Allegations Of Indecent Assault

The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has announced that teams that participated in this year’s COSAFA Women’s Championship will not receive prize money, except for individual award winners. In a statement seen by Pindula News, COSAFA cited the limited commercial funding for women’s football compared to the men’s game as the reason. The council said costs of hosting the tournament, including travel and accommodation, remain high, leaving no room in the budget for team prize money. Read the statement:
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<h3>PRIZE MONEY FOR THE COSAFA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP</h3>
COSAFA has received numerous enquiries around prize money for players and teams that competed at the recent COSAFA Women’s Championship which was held in Gauteng.
There will be prize money of R20,000 for the individual award winners, Malawi forward Temwa Chawinga, who won both the Player of the Tournament award and the Golden Boot as top-scorer, and Golden Glove winner Cynthia Shongwe from Zimbabwe.
However, as has been the case in all previous years bar one exceptional case where a sponsor came on board to carry the cost, there will be no prize money for the teams.
It is a global reality that women’s football does not command the same commercial funding as the men’s game, and while COSAFA is working extremely hard to change this in our region, we are not there yet.
The costs of hosting an event such as the COSAFA Women’s Championship, which draws teams from 11 countries in addition to the host, is extraordinary in terms of air travel, accommodation and other key logistics.
These costs remain the same as for our men’s events, but with lower revenue for our women’s tournament, there is simply no space in our budget framework for prize money.
We hope that in the future we will have more commercial partners to assist in this regard and as an organisation COSAFA is working extremely hard to turn this into a reality.
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COSAFA Women's Championship: R20K For Individual Award Winners, No Money For Teams

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Football_Association_(ZIFA)/">Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA)</a> has initiated investigations into alleged sexual abuse within the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mighty_Warriors/">Mighty Warriors</a> camp during the ongoing Cosafa Women’s Cup tournament in South Africa. The investigation was prompted by a female member of the technical team who raised concerns about a male member of the backroom staff. 
The female member has reportedly been isolated after colleagues accused her of spreading falsehoods to destabilise the team. The team has qualified for the semifinals after a draw against Botswana. In a statement seen by Pindula News, ZIFA’s normalisation committee chairperson, Lincoln Mutasa, emphasised that the association is treating the matter seriously. Read the statement:
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<h3>REPORTS ON ALLEGATIONS OF MISCONDUCT IN THE SENIOR WOMEN TEAM CAMP </h3>
The Zimbabwe Football Association has received a report of misconduct amongst members of the of the Senior Women’s technical team.
The team travelled with a qualified Safeguarding Officer who is on the ground attending to the matter. The association is taking the matter seriously, and is currently carrying out independent investigations to get to the bottom of the allegations.
The public is reminded that this is a delicate matter, and should not make unfounded pronouncements that may jeopardise the investigations. ZIFA condemns all forms of misconduct, and will ensure that anyone found guilty will be punished accordingly. 
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According to <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/mighty-warriors-sex-abuse-victim-turned-into-black-sheep-of-the-team/">the Chronicle</a>, the female member lodged a complaint against a male member of the technical staff. The alleged perpetrator had reportedly requested to kiss her before their departure to South Africa and later patted her buttocks when she visited his room to collect team equipment.
Quoted sources stated that the victim has been absent from training sessions since sharing her experience, as she faced ridicule and accusations of being a scorned lover due to her alleged romantic involvement with the accused male staff member. The anonymous source is quoted as saying:
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She is so lonely and as I speak to you now, she is crying in her room and did not attend dinner with the rest of the team, it was the same with lunch. The other members of the technical team are now saying she is emotionally unstable and therefore must not mingle with the players as her condition will affect them. They are doing all this just to protect this guy.
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According to another source, technical meetings are taking place in the abuser’s room, making it challenging for the victim to attend due to the traumatic experience she had there. The source said:
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She needs all the support now because she is certainly in  bad state and anyone in such a condition can do anything but sadly nothing is happening. The people who are supposed to be with her at her hour of need are nowhere near her, they seemingly have chosen the side of the alleged abuser.
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The Chronicle reports that the tournament organisers have shown a strong interest in the case and have requested their safeguarding officer, who handles sexual abuse matters, to communicate with the victim. The Mighty Warriors team also has their own safeguarding officer named Dorothy Mugari.
The issue of abuse of women in football circles is a serious concern that has gained attention in recent years. Incidents of harassment, discrimination, and gender-based violence have shed light on the challenges faced by women in the sport. Instances of abuse can occur at various levels, including within teams, coaching staff, administrative bodies, and fan communities. The abuse may take different forms, such as verbal, physical, or emotional mistreatment. 
Just a month ago, Luis Rubiales, the former head of Spain’s football federation, resigned following a scandal where he kissed a female player on the lips after the Women’s World Cup victory. Despite initially rejecting calls to step aside, Rubiales faced intense pressure and eventually quit. An investigating judge is now assessing whether the case should proceed to trial. The player involved, Ms Hermoso, expressed her disappointment and stated that she did not consent to the kiss. She also revealed the pressure she faced and how federation officials coerced her into signing a press statement indicating the kiss was mutual.
Rubiales maintains that the kiss was mutual. False accusations of sexual abuse, although rare, can have serious consequences. They can harm the credibility of real survivors, erode trust in the legal system, and cause emotional distress to those wrongly accused. 
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COSAFA Women's Cup: Alleged Sexual Abuse Rock Mighty Warriors Camp

The Mighty Warriors, Zimbabwe’s national women’s football team, have advanced to the semi-finals of the COSAFA Women’s Championships after drawing 1-1 with Botswana.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/010/10/mighty-warriors-beat-namibia-to-top-group-c-at-cosafa-womens-championship/">After a 2-0 victory over Namibia</a> in their previous match, Zimbabwe needed at least a draw against Botswana in their final group match for them to advance to the semi-finals of the COSAFA Women’s Championships. The game ended in a 1-1 draw, securing the Mighty Warriors’ place in the ongoing tournament’s semi-finals.
The team has won two matches and drawn one in the competition so far. Zambia, Mozambique, and Malawi have also qualified for the semi-finals.
In their match against Botswana, Zimbabwe’s Ennety Chemere scored in the 4th minute from a corner kick taken by Mupeti.
The Mighty Warriors who are under the guidance of coach Shadreck Mlauzi have accumulated seven points from three matches.
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Mighty Warriors Have Advanced To The Semi-finals Of COSAFA's Women Championships

The Mighty Warriors defeated Namibia 2-0 in a COSAFA Women’s Championship match played at Dobsonville Stadium in South Africa on Monday, 09 October.
This was the Mighty Warriors’s second successive win at the tournament after beating Lesotho 1-0 in their opening Group C match at the Lucas Moripe Stadium last week.
The <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Shadreck_Mlauzi">Shadreck Mlauzi</a>-coached side has accumulated six points in two matches and now sits two points above second-placed Botswana.
Zimbabwe scored through captain <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Rudo_Neshamba">Rudo Neshamba</a> in the 18th minute and vice-captain Nobukhosi Ncube in the 57th minute.
Speaking to the media after the match, Mlauzi said he was impressed by how the Mighty Warriors handled the Namibians. The Herald quoted Mlauzi as saying:
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This is the competitiveness that we have been talking about all along. We need to continue on this trajectory. I am impressed with how we carried ourselves in this match.
It was a very difficult game as we expected it to be. We needed to avoid mistakes in all the departments and be compact.
We were nearer to flawlessness in the initial stages of the game but we rarely troubled their goalkeeper.
But I am happy we managed to switch on and got these goals. We now need to remain focused as we need to continue being competitive in this tournament.
This win is very critical in terms of where we want to be as a team.
</blockquote>
The Mighty Warriors can finish as the group leaders if they avoid defeat against Botswana in their final pool match tomorrow.
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Mighty Warriors Beat Namibia To Top Group C At COSAFA Women’s Championship

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Normalisation Committee has announced the Mighty Warriors squad for the 2023 COSAFA Women’s Championship.
The tournament will be played from 4 to 15 October 2023 in South Africa.
The Warriors technical team comprises Shadreck Mlauzi (Head coach), Yohane Chikaola (Assistant coach), Sithethelelwe Sibanda (Assistant coach), Ndega Matsika (Goalkeepers coach), Brenda Chaora (Strength &amp; Conditioning Coach) Portia Chiota (Team Manager), Choice Dambuza (Kit Manager), Dr Margaret Maulana (Medical Doctor), Kudzanai Matavire (Physiotherapist), Dorothy Mugari (Safeguarding Officer) and Chioniso Mashakada (Media Officer).
The squad will leave Harare on Tuesday, 03 October, and their first match is scheduled for 06 October at Lucas Moripe Stadium in Johannesburg.
Below is the full squad:
GOALKEEPERS
Cynthia Shonga, Chido Dzingirai, Lindiwe Magwede
DEFENDERS
Eunice Chibanda, Vimbai Mharadzi, Nobukhosi Ncube, Edline Mutumbami, Thelma Masawi, Purity Mugayi, Nokukhanya Ndlovu, Daisy Kaitano
MIDFIELDERS
Alice Moyo, Ennety Sandile, Tanyaradzwa Chihoro, Patience Nyarai Ndlovu, Privilege Mupeti
FORWARDS
Rudo Neshamba, Shyline Dambamuromo, Praynance Zvawanda, Maudy, Mafuruse, Christabel Katona
Meanwhile, Rudo Neshamba will captain the Mighty Warriors at the COSAFA tournament and will be deputised by goalkeeper Chido Dzingirai and left-back Nobukhosi Ncube.
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