Kweche Kweche bhora!!! De-mbare inojamba bhazika iyi. It’s as easy as sipping yoghurt naYogie wedu watapuwa naMwari. -Anonymous
De-mbare you are the best. I’m a Kepe Kepe asi chakanaka chakanaka. Very soon De-mbare will change to De-Mbabwe. -Warens, Zengeza.
Ahoi made-mbare. Keep on firing made-mbare because this is the time for victory and success in the African safari. The team is strong in all angles, more fire Dynamos! -Feit, Gweru             Warriors’ booty
Now that the warriors have done us proud in Guinea, we need a win against Namibia this weekend (today, 8 June) boys. It’s important that we win all our home matches and enforce at least a draw away, just like you did last Sunday. Good luck against Namibia and also Kenya the week that follows. -Wise Owl, Harare.
Ngatihwine zvegore rese paNamibia. We want a 3-0 victory Mr Valinhos. -Dhokota, Harare.
The Guinea Warriors squad was the best in recent years. Now taenda nenyika, Valinodinho ndizvo. Benjy, Energy, Esrom, Bhasera and others, we are behind you. -C.Mun…
Well done amawarrious you made us proud in Guinea under the guidance of gunman, Benjani Mwaruwari. -G. McSoils
Valinhos’ assistants from the terraces
Manyatera is the best goalie in the land. National team selectors, maybe you are not aware. Start planning. -Jumbo, Mazoe
Sir Valinhos please consider Method Mwanjali as another option for the right back position and he is better than Kutyauripo. -MadziDaddy, Kwekwe.
A good beginning makes a good ending. Keep it up Valinhos. We are expecting more steak not brisket. You should also access the performance by Dynamos first choice goal keeper, Manyatera. -Professor Tshuma, Harare.ever rains but pours for Kepe Kepe.
Even De-mbare yakaenda pasi pelog so long iripamusoro peKepe Kepe there is no problem. -Mashinga.
Manyanya kudzinga macoach veCaps United. Next time team yakatadza takuda misoro yenyu kunyanya imi VaPhiri naVaJere taneta.- Ted Beto, UZ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â God bless Kepe Kepe.
As God waters his creations, may he also sprinkle his wonderful miracles over Kepe-Kepe forever. Caps United be blessed!! -Mshangwe, Mutare.
What is happening at Caps United can also happen to any club the world over. It’s just a phase, zvichapfuura. Kana munhu chaiye anofa wani? Let us support the guys. -Talent.
Caps United should emulate from what De-mbare is doing. I don’t remember somebody from Caps or Bosso coaching Dynamos. We want someone who is young, green and white, not Jostein Mathuthu, Luke or Bambo. Mapeza and Chitembwe are there. Ntini should return. Phiri and Jere should stop interfering with the technical department or else Division 1 is waiting for us. -BaTadi, Glen Norah.
Battle of the coaches
Who is who in Shooting stars, Antipas or Madzivanyika? You will cause confusion in the club. -St. Nyoka
Thaks Masomere for leaving Kepe Kepe. We are now doing well without you. Keep it up Mathuthu. -Gunet, Highfield.
Mapeza rubbed shoulders against world greats like Romario while Mathembe was playing college football in America. -Hillary the poet, Bulawayo
 
Len Barnes Memorial Tournament
Tadiwa Gatsi, the winner of the boys’ u/8 knocks down Adam Rawraway of Cape Town to win gold in the 2007 Len Barnes Memorial Tournament.
Preparations for Karate tournament intensify
BY GRACE CHIRUMANZU
HARARE – THE Kyokushin Karate Union of Zimbabwe has stepped up preparations for the Juniors’ annual Len Barnes Memorial Tournament, set for South Africa’s port city of Cape Town, in two weeks’ time.
The tournament will feature juniors and colts (6-18years) from Swaziland, Zimbabwe and the hosts as they exchange aggressive kicks and feast fights in commemoration of the fifth anniversary of the death of a great master, Shihan (Master) Len Barnes.
Shihan Barnes, dubbed the father of Karate’ died in 2003 and is remembered for his great works in the martial art sport in South Africa.
The Zimbabwe junior fighters proved a force to reckon with in this world of full contact karate when they scooped several medals in last year’s edition of the competition at the traditional venue, with a remarkable clean sweep in the U/8 boys category.
Tadiwa Gatsi, Stephen Mulembasoja and Brett Kondowe were awarded with the gold, silver and bronze medal respectively.
It was a memorable experience not only to the fighters but to the South Africa-based, African Kyokushin Karate chairman, Shihan Bas Van Stenis.
To see these young kids in action was amazing, they copy their instructors to the tee! First place Tafadzwa Mushunje from Zimbabwe, looked like a miniature Sempai Samson Muripo, commented Shihan Bas.
A third dan black belt, Sempai (teacher) Muripo expects the Zimbabwe national team to gain experience from this year’s edition of the competitive showpiece.
This is of no doubt, the event that will be a big one and we hope Zimbabwe will impress as always the norm. It is my wish that all junior students attend, though it appears a nightmare with the current economic challenges at home. This can be a dream come true to most of them if the cooperate world intervene and make the young fighters fly the national flag high,’ he said.
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