Regional elections beckon

Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
ALL is set for the ZIFA Central and Eastern Region chairmanship elections tomorrow in Masvingo and Gweru. The Central Region post was left vacant last year when former chairman Felton Kamambo was elevated to the national Zifa Board and three candidates will battle it out.

They are Central Region board member administration Stanley Chapeta, Whawha Football Club chairperson Musa Ntonga and former regional boss Patrick Hokonya.

The Eastern Region post was left vacant after former chairman Piraishe Mabhena was also elected onto the ZIFA Board.

Ashel Mutungura, who appears as the early favourite, Harare-based Masvingo City chairman, Special Matarirano and Zifa Eastern Region board member finance, Davison Muchena, are in the race.

Meanwhile, ZIFA Northern Region Division One side Herentals continue with their pre-season preparations today when they host their annual four-team tournament at the National Sports Stadium B Arena.

The tournament will see the hosts taking on Dstv Rangers, Mushowani Stars and newly-promoted Commando Bullets.

The Herentals College tournament has a sponsorship package of $5 000 and has become an annual event.

Eastern Region electorate

Ernest Ndlovu (Mwenezana), Godwishes Kufonya (Renco Mine), Gift Munyaradzi (Masvingo City), Moses Ncube Masvingo United), James Machena (Chibi United), Godwin Hwenga (Gutu), Bigin Shoko FC Three Leaves), Aaron Mashiri (Mutare Polly), Henry Marapira ((Tenax), Arnold Gatsi (Buffaloes), Owen Sango (Africa Trust), Shadreck Magurasave (Dongo Sawmill), Trust Chigunha (Mtoko Traders), Shaibu Wasili (Surrey), Washington Zhanda (Melfort), Patient Dube (Prime Rangers), Taku Shariwa (Hartley Academy).

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