Zimbabwe Karate Union names team for World Championships

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ZIMBABWE Karate Union have named their team to battle it out at the 1st Kyokushin Kenbukaikan World Championships set for next week in Lusaka, Zambia.

The event which will also include seminars and training by international instructors is due to take place from October 23 to 26.

The 41-member team, a mixture of veterans and rising talent, is scheduled to leave for Zambia on Tuesday.

ZKU president Tawanda Mufundisi, who is also part of the team said they are ready for the challenge.

Team Zimbabwe

Simbarashe Khumba, Tatenda Kambarami, Mind Mbozhi, Tafadzwa Mutize, Takunda Madamombe, Elvis Chikono, Brian Sabeta, Lewis Marowero, Abithar Dhliwayo, Flory Chandavengerwa, Tendai Chikohomera, Taurai Sakadza, Gabriel Mbauya, Rosemary Kari, Fungai Katerere, Natasha Chitumba, Peter Magumura, Alicia Mufundisi, Dumisani Magaya, Heizel Maupa, Justice Mutyoramwendo, Robert Mashingaidze, Batsirai Chimeya, Takunda Mukumba, Tapiwa Ruzive, Methembe Kadzirange, Lawrance Mazivisa, Alfred Kaseke, Malvern Chomusora, Luckmore Kaseke, Masline Manhanga, Samson Muripo, Evans Mutsahuni, Muchineripi Tarwirei, Likhwa Khumalo, Tangai Mhlanga, Loice Chatizah, Misheck Shenjere, Tawanda Mufundisi, Benjamin Mapfeka, Albert Murwira.

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