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So far 10 countries have confirmed their participation and they are Angola, Botswana, Comoros, Lesotho, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Seychelles and Zambia.
Zimbabwe will field 40 athletes in the championships and team coach, Phakamile Lisimati, said they were raring to go.
“We are currently done with all our preparations. We expect the team to check into camp on Thursday (today) in Harare. That’s when we will make some final touches on the team.
“We have a balanced team of 20 boys and 20 girls. We have some very good athletes in the team who have participated in a number of youth championships and other international competitions and we are banking on them,” said Lisimati.
Team
Boys: Michael Songore, Worship Matongo, Mondli Ndlovu, Takudzwa Mayizha, Tamiriraishe Nkomo, Nyasha Chakudzwa, Daniel Ncube, Casper Kokera, Michael Grottis, Charlton Ndlovu, Guide Mwanza, Rodney Nhau, Anesu Shingi, Tapiwa Muringani, Brandon Mandivenga, Leona Fusire, Tonderai Mandibvisa, Takudzwa Muchichwa.
Girls: Tsitsi Mahachi, Catherine Makaya, Lisa Tonderai, Lisa Siziba, Beauty Chikuni, Anna Bungu, Caroline Mhandu, Thandeka Malinga, Nonhlanhla Vela, Essenia Mudenda, Rowa Maphani, Nyasha Nyathi, Grace Mvura, Nyasha Jumbo, Wayne Mutokonyi, Mazvida Mitsi, Buhle Geza, Yvonne Chinamo, Gladys Nyakakwe.
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