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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has announced that Betterbrands Gold has become the official kit sponsor for the Warriors’ Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Qualification Campaign.
Betterbrands Gold is a company owned by Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya, who is Mabvuku MP (ZANU PF), and the owner of Scottland Football Club which plays in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One League.
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In a statement, ZIFA revealed that the sponsorship deal, valued at US$80,000, will cover the costs of the Warriors’ training, travel, leisure, and matchday apparel. ZIFA said:
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Betterbrands Gold Becomes Official Kit Sponsor for the Warriors AFCON Qualification Campaign!
The sponsorship deal, valued at $80 000, will see Betterbrands Gold providing comprehensive support covering top-of-the-range Training, Travel, Leisure, and Matchday Apparel for the national team. Replicas will also be provided at a date to be announced.
The sponsorship marks a significant commitment by Betterbrands Gold to support the national team as they strive for continental glory.
The partnership underscores the company’s dedication to uplifting local sports and contributing to the success of the Warriors on the international stage.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Warriors Head Coach Michael Nees has selected the Warriors Squad for the AFCON 2025 Qualifiers versus Kenya and Cameroon.
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The squad will report for camp in Kampala, Uganda on Sunday 1 September afternoon.
These matches are scheduled for September 6 and September 10, respectively. Interestingly, both games will be played at the Mandela National Stadium in Uganda, with Kenya hosting Zimbabwe on the 6, and Zimbabwe then welcoming Cameroon four days later.
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The decision to play the home matches at a neutral venue is because neither Zimbabwe nor Kenya currently have CAF-certified stadiums capable of hosting international fixtures.
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Zimbabwe's national football team, the Warriors, got a sponsorship deal from Betterbrands Gold for $80,000. The money will cover their training, travel, and uniforms for the upcoming AFCON 2025 qualifiers against Kenya and Cameroon. The team's coach has chosen the squad, and they will meet in Uganda for the games. The matches will be played at a neutral stadium in Uganda because Zimbabwe and Kenya don't have proper stadiums for international matches. This sponsorship shows support for the Warriors as they aim for victory in the tournament.

Warriors Secure Lucrative Sponsorship Deal Ahead Of AFCON Qualifiers

Former Dynamos head coach Genesis Mangombe has joined ambitious Northern Region Soccer League side Scottland Football Club, barely a day after his dismissal from the Glamour Boys.
Reports suggest Mangombe was fired following Dynamos’ 1-1 draw against Bulawayo Chiefs on Sunday. However, the club claimed Mangombe had resigned.
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Scottland, owned by gold dealer Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya, announced on Tuesday that Mangombe had joined them as the new head coach, replacing William Nyasulu who has been demoted to assistant.
Scottland FC Secretary General Fortune Bgwoni confirmed the club’s new technical setup in a statement. He said:
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Greetings to you all. Thank you all for coming on such short notice. As you are all aware, for the Northern Region Soccer technical qualifications we have brought on board Genesis Mangombe. He is to take on the position of Head Coach, with immediate effect.
</blockquote>
Here is Scottland FC’s Technical Team:
<ul>
<li>Genesis Mangombe – Head Coach</li>
<li>William Nyasulu – Assistant Coach</li>
<li>Owen Paraffin- 3rd Assistant</li>
<li>Tawanda Chidzizi – Team Manager</li>
<li>Tendai Chihuri – Fitness Trainer</li>
<li>Bruce Matawu – Goalkeepers</li>
</ul>
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After attending a farewell visit at the Dynamos training session on Tuesday morning, former coach Genesis Mangombe reportedly surrendered the Ford Everest vehicle he had been using. He then promptly joined Scotland FC, where he was provided with a new vehicle.
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Genesis Mangombe was fired from Dynamos and then he joined Scottland Football Club as a new head coach. Some say he was fired because of a draw in a game. Scottland confirmed the new coach setup. Mangombe is now the head coach, William Nyasulu is the assistant, and other people have roles too. After leaving Dynamos, Mangombe gave back the car he was using and got a new one from Scottland.

Fired Dynamos Coach Genesis Mangombe Joins Scottland F.C.

After losing in the 23-24 August elections, ZANU PF MP candidate for Chinhoyi Constituency, Thomas Chidzomba, took the surprising step of dismantling the equipment for a borehole he had drilled for the community. Initially, he had locked the borehole, but later he made the decision to remove the equipment altogether.
We do not know how much Chidzomba used to drill the borehole in Chinhoyi. While the cost can vary depending on various factors such as the depth of the borehole, geological conditions, and the drilling company hired, generally, it ranges from approximately US$3,000 to US$10,000 or more. 
Chidzomba received criticism from community members who viewed his actions as a sign of his lack of dedication to the people. People expressed disappointment, suggesting that individuals like him should not hold leadership positions. Some even suggested charging him for vandalism and requiring him to restore the borehole through community service.
In contrast, other unsuccessful ZANU PF candidates, such as Pedzai Scot Sakupwanya and Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube, reportedly left the services intact. Sakupwanya even released a statement expressing his determination to fulfil the promises he made during the election campaign. He encouraged residents to reach out to his office for any assistance and pledged to support the winning opposition candidate in developing the constituency.
During election campaigns in Zimbabwe, politicians often undertake developmental projects to gain public support. These projects aim to address various societal needs and demonstrate the politicians’ commitment to improving people’s lives. Some examples include:
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Infrastructure Development: Politicians may focus on building roads, schools, hospitals, bridges, and other public infrastructure. These projects aim to enhance connectivity and access to essential services.
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Water and Sanitation: Efforts may be made to provide clean drinking water, construct boreholes, install water pumps, and improve sanitation facilities in communities lacking these basic amenities.
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Agriculture and Rural Development: Politicians may support initiatives to boost agricultural productivity, such as providing farming inputs, irrigation systems, and training programs. The goal is to improve food security and income generation in rural areas. ZANU PF has been doing this for a very long time.
</li>
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Education and Skills Development: Projects may involve building or renovating schools, libraries, and vocational training centres. Scholarships, bursaries, and educational resources might also be provided to enhance access to quality education and skills training.
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Health and Social Welfare: Politicians may focus on improving healthcare facilities, supplying medical equipment, and ensuring the availability of essential medicines. In Mabvuku/Tafara, Sakupwanya is said to have brought doctors to treat residents of varying sicknesses free of charge. They may also support social welfare programs that address poverty alleviation and the needs of vulnerable groups.
</li>
</ol>
Despite their efforts in implementing developmental initiatives, politicians can still face electoral defeat due to various factors. These include their personal history, the political party they represent, and the popularity of their opponents. Past controversies or perceived shortcomings can diminish voter trust, and corruption is a significant factor that drives voters to support alternative candidates. In the case of Sakupwanya, the Gold Mafia documentary by Al Jazeera, which implicated him in gold smuggling, may have impacted his electoral prospects negatively.
The reputation and standing of political parties can impact election results. Rural areas tend to support ZANU PF, while major cities lean towards opposition parties. This makes it challenging for opposition candidates in rural areas and ZANU PF candidates in cities, regardless of their qualifications.
Additionally, the charisma, popularity, and track record of opponents play a significant role. Winning elections requires a combination of effective policies, public perception, strategic campaigning, and the ability to connect with constituents.
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Zimbabwe 2023 Elections: ZANU PF Candidate Dismantles Community Borehole After Losing

ZANU PF’s candidate for the Mabvuku House of Assembly, Mr. Pedzai Scott Sakupwanya, has expressed his commitment to fulfilling the promises he made during the election campaign. In a statement obtained by Pindula News, Sakupwanya accepted his defeat to opposition candidate Mr. Munyaradzi  Febion Kufahakutizwi from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). He also expressed his willingness to collaborate with the elected Member of Parliament in order to advocate for the welfare of the people in Mabvuku/Tafara. Read the statement:
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<h3>PRESS STATEMENT BY ZANU PF MABVUKU HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE, CDE PEDZAI SCOTT SAKUPWANYA CONCEDING DEFEAT</h3>
Fellow Zimbabweans and particularly the people of Mabvuku/Tafara Constituency, greetings to you. I address you all today with a heavy heart. After a hotly contested election in Mabvuku/Tafara, the people have spoken through the ballot and resultantly their voices are binding to us all. Allow me to pay tribute to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) for conducting a free, fair and transparent process in the constituency that demonstrates the maturity of our democracy as a country. With that said, I take this opportunity to congratulate, first, the people of Mabvuku/Tafara for voting peacefully and upholding the ethos of peace and love. Secondly, I congratulate the MP Elect Mr. Munyaradzi Kufahakutizwi as he assumes the duty to represent Mabvuku/Tafara Constituency, our home.
Allow me to also thank my beloved party Zanu PF, the leadership of the party, particularly His Excellency, Dr ED Mnangagwa, my family and the people of Mabvuku for giving me the opportunity to showcase my willingness to serve as a Member of Parliament. Despite the setback, my office remains open to work with the sitting Member of Parliament and the people of Mabvuku/Tafara to continue on a developmental trajectory for the benefit of the residents. My pledges for the people of Mabvuku/Tafara remain in place.
I trust that the elected Member of parliament will work tirelessly to address the concems of the people in this constituency especially empowerment of the residents, service delivery, issues affecting the vulnerable and demographic structures of our constituency. 
In conclusion, I would like to thank all who supported me, imploring the generality of Mabvuku/ Tafara residents to take heed of the President’s clarion call of maintaining a peaceful environment signaled by accepting the outcome of what has been a well-conducted electoral process in our constituency. I thank you all
</blockquote>
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Scott Sakupwanya: My Pledges For Mabvuku/Tafara People Remain In Place Despite Election Loss

Harare mayor Councillor Jacob Mafume has said the latest government salary schedules are a mockery adding that he was now one of the country’s lowest-paid workers.
Mafume made the remarks while reading the latest salary schedule for councillors at a full council meeting in the capital on Thursday last week, according to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002473/mafume-laughs-off-latest-govt-salary-schedule">NewsDay</a>.
The schedule stated that Mafume is now earning $198 000 (US$314.53) per month while his deputy is getting $127 000, committee chairpersons are getting $120 000 and councillors are getting $115 000. Mafume said:
<blockquote>
The government said I am now earning almost $198 000, a salary equal to a Mwenezi council chairman, my deputy is earning $127 027,47 while committee chairpersons are earning $120 98,68 while councillors are the least paid workers, getting $115 000. 
</blockquote>
The government <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/govt-sets-us150-as-minimum-payable-wage-across-sectors/">recently set US$150 as the minimum payable wage</a> across all sectors saying it can be paid either in Zimbabwe dollars or foreign currency at the prevailing bank rate.
Mafume also announced that there would be a full council meeting on refuse collection. Mafuume said:
<blockquote>
We are going to have a special full council meeting early next week on refuse collection. We don’t have enough refuse trucks.
Whenever I am walking on the streets, I am always asked when are we going to collect refuse. It is now a nightmare,” Mafume said.
</blockquote>
Gold dealer and Harare ward 21 Councillor Scott Sakupwanya said he will provide “refuse trucks and that is why I won.”
The council has since suspended foreign trips for councillors and management to focus on service delivery.
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