Watch: Fare Thee Well Ephraim Mwale

Online Reporter
MOURNERS pay last respects to former football star Ephraim Mwale who died in Johannesburg in South Africa last Monday.
A star who played for several clubs in Zimbabwe and AmaZulu in South Africa where he won the CocaCola in 1992, leaves behind a wife and four daughters.
He is a brother to former Railstars and ZOC hitman Thomas Chimenya-Mwale.

Family friends and fellow Roman Catholic congregants are attending the late Ephraim Mwale’s funeral service at Tshabalala’s Holy Cross Church.
Mwale a former Cotton Printers, Merlin Husky, Eagles, Black Mambas, Caps United and South African side AmaZulu striker, died in Johannesburg, South Africa last Monday at the age of 58.
He will be buried this morning at Umvutshwa Cemetery.

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