adminat Chirundadzi primary school. Dombwe were the biggest winners when they edged Mukwasha 5-2 in the soccer quarter-finals.
Saruwe were 2-0 victors over Chikwangwadza in the other match while Chambara A beat Chambara B 3-1 to proceed to the semis.
The Netball quarter-finals saw Chikwangwadza emerging the biggest winners when the defeated Nehanda 23-13. Chambara B were also in good touch as they walloped Chambara B 22-12.
Dombwe beat Chirinhengo 20-14 while Kaguvi were winners against Chingondo. The semi-finals will be played in two weeks time. Chegutu East constituency parliamentary information centre administrator, Smart Zulu, said they have a lot of prices for this year’s Independence Trophy.
“The tournament is worth US$5 000 and there are some consolation prizes. The tournament is sponsored by House of Assembly Member Webster Shamu. There are also some partners who include Bardon Enterprises,” Zulu said.
Peter Tanyanyiwa
- Herald
- May 25, 2026
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