came third in the Two Oceans marathon in April. The seasoned long distance runner made his debut appearance in the World Trophy in 2010 and won the race held in Ireland but could not defend the title last year due to an injury. However, the 31-year-old is confident he will win back the title in this year’s edition. I am taking this race seriously, I need that title. It’s a great achievement to win a world title. They (organisers) have not offered money prize for the race but I am just going there for the title, it’s good for my profile.
“If I manage to win it can help me get more sponsors. I think I have good chances of winning the race.
Chief Rusike launches commercialised zunde programme
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The Commercialised Zunde Programme has been launched in Bromley under the leadership of Chief Rusike, real name Witness Mashawe, with the initiative targeting increased agricultural…



