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Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to China, Martin Chedondo, has proposed an international friendly match between the Warriors and China.
Chedondo made the call while giving his keynote address at the Jadel Football Academy’s fifth awards ceremony in Beijing on Saturday where he was the guest of honour.
Jadel Football Academy is owned by former Motor Action utility player Walter “Ringers” Musanhu.
Chedondo said Zimbabwe and China should organise football exchanges at various levels to further strengthen the bilateral relationship that exists between the two countries. <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/envoy-proposes-warriors-china-friendly/">The Herald</a> quoted Chedondo as saying:
<blockquote>
Since its inception in 2019, we have all bore witness to the growth and development of JFA in China and beyond.
As an embassy, we are proud that JFA represents a modest investment by a Zimbabwean national (Walter Musanhu) in China.
The many testimonies made here tonight dearly demonstrate that JFA is contributing significantly to the further strengthening of cultural exchanges between Zimbabwe and China.
It is my sincere hope that whilst JFA has paved the way with its junior football activities, there is scope for Zimbabwe and China to organise football exchanges at various levels such as playing friendly matches between our two senior national teams.
Such initiatives will augment the excellent bilateral relationship between our two countries.
Let me take this opportunity to congratulate all the JFA players for their hard work in the past football season.
They are the driving force behind JFA’s achievements. I concur that all the players are winners.
I also wish to pay tribute to JFA technical staff and management for their commitment and dedication to this project.
I also wish to thank all the parents for not only supporting their kids but for trusting JFA with their children.
</blockquote>
Musanhu is the young brother of former Dynamos defender, Chamu Musanhu, who is now based in Liverpool, England.
Sport plays a significant role in enhancing relations between countries through sports diplomacy, positive messages and shared values, as well as people-to-people connections.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwe's Ambassador Proposes Warriors, China Friendly

Former Dynamos captain Murape Murape says club officials reneged on a promise they had made to him just before he retired from playing football.
Murape was Dynamos captain when the club won its fourth consecutive Premier Soccer League (PSL) title in 2014 and actually scored a goal in his final appearance for the club before he hung his boots three weeks later. He posted on Facebook:
<blockquote>
In my last game for Dynamos in 2014, I scored 1 goal as we clinched our 4th consecutive league title.
3 weeks later I was forced to retire from playing football by the incoming technical team and the Dynamos executive chairman then.
They promised me a coaching role within the Dynamos juniors set up but still, they never owned up to their word after all the service and sacrifices I had made for my beloved boyhood club.
</blockquote>
Last month, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/chamu-musanhu-relives-1998-pain-betrayal-by-dynamos-executive/">former Dynamos midfielder Chamu Musanhu also accused the club of betrayal.</a>
Speaking in an interview with a local daily publication, Musanhu said before reaching the CAF Champions League final in 1998, the club promised the players “heaven on earth” but reneged on the promises despite achieving the feat. He said:
<blockquote>
I think the executive which was there during that time should rate as the most corrupt in the history of the club.
Players were promised heaven on earth. There were a lot of false promises. I think that executive messed everything up for the Glamour Boys.
Imagine, we were made to travel to Malawi by road. We were made to sleep at the airport back in those days when the campaign was still in its infancy.
It was hell all over. But with the results coming, everything started to change for the better. We were actually promised houses in the event we reached the final.
</blockquote>

Murape Relives 2014 Pain, "Betrayal" By Dynamos

Dynamos legend Chamu Musanhu says the club should now be performing at the highest level in the CAF Champions after reaching the finals in 1998 but has instead regressed.
The Glamour Boys, who were under the guidance of Sunday “Mhofu” Chidzambwa, came within 90 minutes of winning the CAF Champions League for the first time but lost to Asec Mimosas of Ivory Coast in controversial circumstances in the second leg of the final.
The first leg had ended goalless at the National Sports Stadium in Harare.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/musanhu-relives-98-pain-betrayal-by-dembare-executive/">The Herald</a>, Musanhu said reaching the CAF Champions League final should have been a turning point for Dynamos. He said:
<blockquote>
That was supposed to be the turning point in the history of Dynamos. But, instead of going forward, the club actually moved several steps backwards.
Why?
I am not apologetic about this. I think the executive which was there during that time should rate as the most corrupt in the history of the club.
Players were promised heaven on earth. There were a lot of false promises. I think that executive messed everything up for the Glamour Boys.
Imagine, we were made to travel to Malawi by road. We were made to sleep at the airport back in those days when the campaign was still in its infancy.
It was hell all over. But with the results coming, everything started to change for the better. We were actually promised houses in the event we reached the final.
</blockquote>
Musanhu said the houses never came and on top of that, the players were accused of having sold the game. He said:
<blockquote>
Surprisingly, after putting our heads on the block in defence of not only the Dynamos badge but the country’s flag, we were accused of match-fixing.
Match-fixing?
Yes, indeed, match-fixing. The executive accused us of having cheaply given out the game to the Ivorians.
We couldn’t believe our ears as players. That was something disrespectful, especially for us having defended our badge with our skin.
Five or six of the players were implicated and they were fined close to US$20 000. That dampened everything. It was hell on earth.
We couldn’t get the promised houses. Instead of being celebrated as heroes, we were treated like villains.
That chapter is regrettable. That was the time Dynamos was supposed to use to turn around its name, start to be run as a business, those things, but that actually moved the team backward, if anything.
</blockquote>
Among the Dynamos players who were in the squad for the 1998 CAF Champions League final were Lenny Gwata, Desmond Maringwa, Ernest Chirambadare, Makwinji Soma-Phiri, and captain Memory Mucherahowa.
Unfortunately, Mucherahohwa missed the final following a head-butt by an Ivorian player in the tunnel just before kick-off. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/musanhu-relives-98-pain-betrayal-by-dembare-executive/">The Herald</a>

Chamu Musanhu Relives 1998 Pain, "Betrayal" By Dynamos Executive

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