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Former Dynamos player Evans Gwekwerere has reportedly used part of the US$17,000 windfall he received from his former employers to pay the lobola (bride price) for his wife, Natasha Kaira Green.
Gwekwerere and his wife have been on their honeymoon in Gauteng, South Africa, including staying at an apartment in the Blyde Riverwalk Estate.
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The couple have been sharing photos and videos of their honeymoon on social media, with one of Natasha’s posts captioned “Me and my lovely hubby”.
A source reportedly told <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/gwekwerere-pays-lobola-goes-on-honeymoon-in-sa-ex-footballer-making-full-use-of-us17k-windfall-from-dembare/">H-Metro</a> that the US$17,000 windfall came at an opportune time for Gwekwerere, as he was facing difficulties with his in-laws over the non-payment of the lobola. Said the source:
<blockquote>
Evans is making full use of the jackpot he received from his former employers and he has already paid lobola for his wife and the couple flew out to South Africa for their honeymoon.
Even though the couple had been together for some time, there were still some formalities which needed to be completed and the payment of lobola was one of them.
It was creating some issues between the two because of family pressures and even though the two are madly in love it forced Natasha to move back with her parents at some stage.
But, that has now been settled after the payment of the lobola and they decided they needed some space, just the two of them, and they chose South Africa.
Evans has worked in South Africa before, when he was a footballer and he has many friends in that country and the destination was an easy choice.
</blockquote>
 Gwekwerere received $17,000 of the $27,000 debt owed to him by his former club, Dynamos.
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Dynamos made the payment after Gwekwerere, with the assistance of the Football Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ), approached CAF, who were prepared to block the Glamour Boys from participating in the Confederation Cup.
FUZ confirmed the developments in a statement released last week. It said:
<blockquote>
In the matter of Evans Gwekwerere, represented by FUZ vs Dynamos, whereas FUZ filed a claim before the Ministry of Labour about the unlawful termination of the contract.
The decision was passed in favour of the player at the Labour Court in 2017.
In 2-18, the High Court of Zimbabwe upheld the Labour Court decision in favour of Gwekwerere.
Dynamos did not pay the amount ordered by the High Court. FUZ’s request for payment over the years was ignored by the club.
Non-payment of a binding decision by a competent authority is a serious CAF Club Licensing Regulation violation.
FUZ initiated and requested CAF, through the ZIFA Club Licensing manager, to impose a ban on Dynamos FC from participating in CAF competitions citing overdue payables towards Evans Gwekwerere.
</blockquote>
Two years ago, Natasha was ordered by the High Court to pay $1 million in damages for engaging in an adulterous affair with former football player Gwekwerere.
Gwekwerere’s ex-wife, Makanyara Mafunga, made the claims at the High Court, accusing Natasha of having an illicit relationship with the former Dynamos and CAPS United striker.
In her court application, Makanyara stated that she had legally married Gwekwerere under the Marriages Act (Chapter 5:11) on November 1, 2020 and that the marriage was still intact at the time of the alleged affair.
Makanyara claimed that she discovered Gwekwerere was dating Natasha just three weeks into their marriage.
Natasha did not enter an appearance to defend the summons or file a plea to stop the legal action.
While Gwekwerere and Makanyara do not have any children together, Gwekwerere and Natasha have two children, further complicating the situation.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Former Dynamos player Evans Gwekwerere got $17,000 from his old team. He used some of it to pay for his wife's lobola (bride price) and went on a honeymoon in South Africa. The couple shared pictures and videos of their trip on social media. Gwekwerere got the money after a long fight with Dynamos and help from the Football Union of Zimbabwe. Back in court, it was revealed that Gwekwerere's ex-wife accused his new wife of having an affair with him. Gwekwerere and his new wife have two kids together.

Gwekwerere Spends US$17,000 Windfall From Dynamos On Lobola And Honeymoon

Dynamos FC has reportedly paid a portion of a US$27,000 debt owed to their former striker, Evans Gwekwerere to guarantee their participation in the upcoming 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup.
According to <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/dembare-dodge-bullet-in-us27k-gwekwerere-debt-fallout/">H-Metro</a>, Gwekwerere had claimed that his former employer, Dynamos, owed him US$27,000 following his different stints with the club.
The intervention of the Football Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) helped Gwekwerere approach CAF, who was prepared to block Dynamos from taking part in the Confederation Cup.
As part of the CAF men’s club licensing regulations, clubs must prove that they have no outstanding disputes related to overdue payments before being granted the necessary licenses to participate in inter-club competitions.
In response, the Dynamos executive reportedly pooled resources and managed to pay Gwekwerere US$17,000, with an agreement to settle the remaining amount in batches within the next three months.
It was further reported that the parties agreed to a reduced total payment of US$20,000, instead of the initial US$27,000 claimed by the player.
A portion of the initial payment came from the gate receipts when Dynamos hosted their local rivals, Highlanders, in a recent match. Said a source:
<blockquote>
To be precise it is only one player, not three and it is Evans. He had a special case that went through the courts and he won his case a long way back.
Since then, the club hasn’t come forward to pay him his dues and the current executive just inherited that debt. The issue was overlooked and the club failed to comply with a court order all these years.
The player approached FUZ which we believe advised him to report the case to CAF ahead of our participation in the Confed Cup.
Nowadays, the rules don’t allow teams to participate in competitions when they have debts and owe players money and we believe Evans and FUZ took advantage of that and approached CAF.
This situation meant the club was going to fail the criteria for club licensing and we weren’t going to participate in the African Safari.
</blockquote>
Dynamos are scheduled to face off against Zambian club ZESCO United in a two-leg preliminary first-round tie of the 2024/25 CAF Confederation Cup, set to take place between August 16 and 25.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Dynamos FC gave $17,000 to player Evans Gwekwerere to avoid a ban from CAF. Gwekwerere said the team owed him $27,000. If Dynamos didn't pay, they couldn't play in the Confederation Cup. The Football Union of Zimbabwe helped Gwekwerere get his money. Dynamos paid some of the money and will pay the rest later. They agreed on $20,000 instead of $27,000. The money for the payment came from gate receipts. Dynamos will play ZESCO United in the Confederation Cup.

Dynamos Pays Gwekwerere US$17 000 To Avoid CAF Ban

Former Dynamos and Warriors striker Evans Gwekwerere has denied reports that he is a serial womaniser but has admitted that he has been married several times, and one of his ex-wives is now 51.
Speaking on local radio Star FM’s programme “After Drive Show”, Gwekwerere said he is not worried about the womaniser tag adding that some of the stories are cooked. He said:
<blockquote>
If I know I didn’t do it, why should I be worried? I try my best, so that I won’t be involved in such things but, for me, as long as my wife and I are okay (I don’t care).
</blockquote>
The 37-year-old said he prefers to keep his life private life from the glare of the public. He said:
<blockquote>
It’s better you guys stay in the dark because the people who know me better are my wife, my mother and my family.
I got married in 2019. I stay with my first wife and I have a child with her named Cristiano who is one year and six months.
I am a number one fan of Ronaldo. I once stayed with Mai Tanya, whom I have a child with named Tanya, and she is 13 years old.
My ex-wife, Perpetua is the one I had issues with. We just didn’t click and she was my second wife. Mai Cristiano is my first wife.
Mai Cristiano came first. There was a tense atmosphere. She didn’t want a polygamous marriage and no woman would want that.
Both were uncomfortable and I then decided on who to stay with. I then divorced her. She is now 51, and I have no kids with her.
Mai Cristiano is 27, my second wife was way older than my first wife.
Mai Cristiano didn’t know about this, unongoziva varume tinonyepa and I am not denying it because I lied.
That’s why I repented, I am a brand new man, I am born again. Everything I did is now under the bridge.
Perpetual is my ex-wife, she is suing Mai Cristiano for taking her husband. However, she forgets that Mai Cristiano is my first wife. Even patakachata, she knew everything.
We are divorcing and she can’t sue because Natasha is the first wife. She thinks she is in a better position since she has a marriage certificate but forgets that I also paid lobola kumba kwavo.
</blockquote>
Gwekwerere said he lost some teeth in 2001 after falling and hitting a metal barrier at the National Sports Stadium. He said:
I fell at National Sports Stadium in 2001 when I went to watch the match between Dynamos and Black Aces,
<blockquote>
Akadembuka kuita mahalf, since ndakanorovera pamasimbi. Musikanzwa, I used to do gymnastics, I would do somersaults as a youngster.
</blockquote>
Gwekwerere denied ever using juju at the peak of his career or in his life.
He said unlike, most footballers who died paupers, he said he is worth approximately US$1.5 million and owns several cars. Said Gwekwerere:
<blockquote>
I am into fashion, and sneakers, I sell designer shoes, and clothes.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/gwekwerere-bhora/">H-Metro</a>

Gwekwerere Opens Up On 51-year-old Ex-wife, Missing Teeth

Former Dynamos striker, Evans Gwekwerere has spoken on his sour relationship with his compatriot Ian Gorowa during his stint at South African outfit Maroka Swallows.
Gwekwerere told The Sports Hub in an interview last week that he had a good time at the club when Gavin Hunt was the coach.
He recalled how Hunt nicknamed him ‘Wonder Boy’ because he could simply change the complexion of the game any time and how Hunt would regularly visit to check on him. Gwekwerere added:
<blockquote>The situation changed in 2008 when Hunt left The Birds and in came Ian Gorowa, who I actually revered as a brother or father who could guide me as a fellow countryman. I received the shock of my life when Gorowa told me that I was not in his plans because he had brought in five new players.
I must say Gorowa never liked me. I even went to the extent of pleading with him to accept me, still he refused, but I was encouraged by Edzai Kasinauyo (late) to soldier on.</blockquote>
He added that the club chief executive officer Leone Prince and then captain of the club, Goodman Mazibuko had to intervene and pressure Gorowa to accept him.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/category/local-zimbabwe-stories/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Standard</a>

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