Off to Umvutshwa Cemetery

Online Reporter
PALL Bearers carry Ephraim Mwale’s body to the hearse to his last resting place Umvutshwa Cemetery.

He was 58.


A former footballer, who was nicknamed John Barnes after the Liverpool iconic figure of the 1980s, died in Johannesburg, South Africa last week on Monday.
He will be buried at Umvutshwa Cemetery this morning.


Among the clubs he played for are Bulawayo Warriors juniors, Black Mambas, Eagles and Caps United.
He won the CocaCola Cup in 1992 after his AmaZulu FC beat Kaizer Chiefs 1-0.

 

 

 

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