LATEST: Gishon Ntini dies

Sports Reporter
Former CAPS United coach Gishon Ntini has died.

He was 42.

He passed on Sunday night at Karanda Hospital where he was diagnosed of prostate cancer and was supposed to have an operation today.

At the time of his death he was coaching Satmos in Botswana. Mourners are gathered at 1514 Glen Norah in Harare.

Ntini is expected to be buried tomorrow in Mhondoro Ngezi.

He is survived by wife Margaret and three children. Condolences are pouring in for the former football coach with a number of people describing him as a dedicated, confident and fearless coach.

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