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Zimbabwe Football players are among the lowest paid in the region as the economy continues to perform poorly.
A Newsday report claims that some players who have managed to secure contracts in neighbouring countries like Zambia and Swaziland are earning between $1 000 and $4 000.
Christian Ntouba Epoupa was reportedly earning $1 000 local currency when he played for Dynamos FC. He left for Zambia under controversial circumstances where he is now getting a reported US$4 000 monthly salary at Power Dynamos. Local football agent George Deda had this to say:
<blockquote>Football has not been spared by the prevailing harsh economic conditions in the country. Players are seeking the opportunity to earn the hard currency and this is all due to our economy which is not ticking.
When you compare what they get here and what they go on to get in foreign countries there is a huge gap, so the majority of our players are looking for that opportunity to play outside.</blockquote>
<h3>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/02/zim-continues-to-lag-behind-on-player-remuneration/">Newsday</a></h3>

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Local Football Players Among The Lowest Paid In The Region

Dynamos’s principal sponsors NetOne have stepped into the dispute between the club and its star striker, Christian Epoupa Ntouba. NetOne has responded to media reports saying that the player is owed pay and allowances, saying that is has paid off all arrears. NetOne chief executive officer Lazarus Muchenje yesterday said,
<blockquote>Whilst, this matter is purely what we would like to believe, a misunderstanding between Dynamos and Ntouba, the prolonged stand-off between the two parties has become a cause of concern for our brand.
…NetOne have paid a gross total of $18 125 to Ntouba. As the sponsor, we have ensured direct payment to all the players through our OneMoney platform, as per the provisions of our agreement with all the three clubs. We invited Dynamos executive as well as Ntouba and his manager to this press conference, to assert our position as NetOne and allay any misconceptions that we have not been paying the player since the beginning of this year.</blockquote>
More: Daily News

Dynamos, Epoupa Pay Saga: NetOne Says Epoupa Is Not Owed Anything

Highlanders Football Club has written to the Premier Soccer League to voice their disatisfaction with how their match against Dynamos was officiated by Masvingo match referee, Arnold Ncube and his assistants. T<a href="http://news.pindula.co.zw/2017/09/11/zifa-referees-committee-nullifies-epoupas-red-card/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">his follows’s Zifa’s unprecedented decision to overturn a red card which was given to Dynamos striker Christian Ntouba Epoupa. </a>Highlanders is now demanding to be awarded a penalty which they argue the referee denied them. They are also demanding to be declared the winners of the match.  Highlanders also suggested that Epoupa’s goal should have been cancelled  as  it was scored from offside position   Excepts from the letter read:
<blockquote>…Award our team a penalty for the incident against Godfrey Makaruse, which penalty we will be willing to travel to Harare and take.
…Finally confirm the obvious conclusion that our club is therefore the winner of the said match.
We are fully cognisant of the decision by the Zifa referees’ committee to set aside the red card shown to Dynamos’ Christian Epoupa Ntouba during the game in question and note the expedient consideration applied in this instance.</blockquote>
 
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/bosso-join-captain-fiasco-sitcom/">Chronicle</a>

Highlanders demand to be awarded penalty for Dynamos game as well as to be declared match winners

A letter written to ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa shows the Dynamos appealed against Christian Epoupa Ntouba’s red card <a href="http://wp.me/p7XhIx-7C8">contrary to team manager Richard Chihoro’s comment</a>.
The letter reads:
<blockquote>We write to you complaining about the red card given to our player Ntouba Epoupa. We feel the referee was not protecting our player from rough play he was encountering hence he ended up retaliating. He was being punched off the ball and he has a swollen left jaw. We therefore seek your assistance to reverse that red card decision.
 </blockquote>

Dynamos wrote to Chiyangwa complaining over Epoupa's red card

Speaking to The Herald, Dynamos team manager Richard Chihoro said as far as he knew, his team had not appealed against Christian Epoupa Ntouba’s red card.
Said Chihoro:
<blockquote>We spent the whole of today (yesterday) locked in a meeting with the executive. Nothing to do with the red card was discussed and I only heard that the red-card has been nullified late in the afternoon after the meeting. I don’t know if any member of our executive had made an appeal, but I can confirm that nothing to that effect was discussed in the meeting we had the whole afternoon. On Sunday, I did not see what actually transpired in that box because I was concentrating on looking at the player who was about to take the corner kick. I only saw the referee (Ncube) flashing the card to our striker (Ntouba). So, on the nullification of the card, hear me right, I have no comment</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/lifeline-for-ntouba/">Herald</a>

Dynamos did not appeal against Epoupa's red card

Dynamos president Keni Mubaiwa said they pulled out of the deal to sell Christian Joel Ntouba Epoupa to Ajax Cape Town after they suspected the “agents”  Louis Diefaiera and Patrick Mitangu of being fake.
Said Mubaiws:
<blockquote>We met a guy who introduced himself as Patrick who said he was from Ajax Cape Town. He asked us to de-register Christian first so that he becomes a free agent, before we can start any negotiations. We refused to that arrangement, we couldn’t take that risk. He then referred us to a Louis who they said is in Cape Town. He called us and try to negotiate but we told him the same thing that it was a huge risk to take.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/09/02/dembare-duck-epoupa-con/">NewsDay</a>

Epoupa still at Dynamos after club suspects Ajax "agents" of being conman

South African club Ajax Capetown signed Dynamos striker Christian Joel Ntouba Epoupa to beat the transfer deadline. The player was signed without having to go for trials on a two-year deal worth R2,5 million.
Epoupa was spotted by Ajax chief scout Louis Diefaiera and his assistant Patrick Mitangu playing against Yadah FC on Sunday where he scored in the 2-0 win with Ocean Mushure scoring the other. Although they were impressed by both players and other youngsters in the Dynamos squad, Ajax opted to sign Epoupa immediately.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/09/01/epoupa-leaves-dembare/">NewsDay</a>

Epoupa leaves Dynamos ahead of match with CAPS United

Dynamos’s striker Christian Ntouba Epoupa could be out of action for a few weeks after he suffered a groin injury in the match against Black Rhinos. The club is yet to determine the extent of the injury to the Cameroonian.
Dynamos team manager Richard Chihoro said:
<blockquote>He has a groin injury. He didn’t train today and we fear he will be out for some weeks. He is receiving treatment.
But with groin injuries one needs some rest for them to recover. It’s a huge blow for us because he is one of our best players at the moment and we would want to have him for all our matches.</blockquote>
In the next fixture, Dynamos will be facing Bigboy Mawiwi’s Hwange at Rufaro Stadium tomorrow.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/08/08/dembare-epoupa-blow/">NewsDay</a>

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