Kadzombe backs Mighty Warriors


Online Reporter

Kudzai Kadzombe, the newly elected Zifa board member, has hit the ground running, throwing her weight behind the Mighty Warriors as they prepare for their next assignment.

This proactive approach is a breath of fresh air for Zimbabwean football, and a testament to Kadzombe’s dedication to the sport.

The Mighty Warriors, Zimbabwe’s national women’s football team, have a busy schedule ahead, with the Women’s African Cup of Nations qualifiers kicking off this month. Kadzombe’s swift action ensures that the team receives the necessary support, a move that will undoubtedly boost their morale and performance.

Under the new Zifa board, led by president Nqobile Magwizi, the focus is on good governance and giving national teams the attention they deserve. Kadzombe’s efforts are a perfect example of this commitment, demonstrating that the new board is serious about taking Zimbabwean football to the next level.

As the Mighty Warriors prepare to face Angola on February 20 and South Africa on February 26, Kadzombe’s support will undoubtedly play a crucial role in their success. With the new board’s backing, the team can focus on what matters most – delivering their best performance on the pitch.

“I am committed to ensuring that our national teams, including the Mighty Warriors, receive the support they need to excel on the international stage,” Kadzombe told B Metro Online Kadzombe.

Kadzombe’s enthusiasm coupled with that of the fellow board members led by Magwizi and their dedication to Zimbabwean football are sure to be contagious, and their actions have set the tone for a bright future for the sport in the country.

As the Mighty Warriors embark on their next challenge, they can rest assured that they have a strong supporter in Kadzombe and the board, who will stop at nothing to ensure their success.

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