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Former Highlanders and CAPS United forward Gabriel Nyoni said football stakeholders in Zimbabwe should peacefully against the manner in which football is being run in the country,
Nyoni (29), who recently retired from playing football due to a serious foot injury, said a peaceful demonstration will show authorities that people are fed up with poor football governance. Said Nyoni:
<blockquote>
A peaceful demonstration against poor football governance, boycott football matches as a sign to show we want a better football environment for our country.
We will keep quiet until when. We need a leader amongst the people that desires a better football industry for our country.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is currently on a FIFA suspension over alleged “third party interference” after the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC)’s suspended the ZIFA board for unproven allegations.
As a result, Zimbabwe has been barred from AFCON 2023, CHAN qualifiers, and the 2022 COSAFA Cup tournaments.
Furthermore, local clubs have been barred from participating in CAF’s inter-club competitions, as FIFA insists the sanction can only be lifted upon the unconditional reinstatement of the Felton Kamambo-led ZIFA board.
Nyoni believes the suspension is hurting the careers of young footballers who are not able to play in international competitions that give them exposure. He said:
<blockquote>
Imagine a young footballer trains and prays hard to one day be noticed by a club outside the country for him to earn a better living. How many get to go outside the country? only 5%.
What is happening to the rest of the players? Of course, they will finish their careers with absolutely nothing.
Our nation was banned, our clubs are not included in CAF draws and the state of our football stadiums is just pathetic, to say the least, what else do we need to know, to start acting as football stakeholders?
I don’t need to wait to be one of the football leaders in our country to take action, we need to do it now as a collective.
Fans are pissed off, players are suffering and only a handful are benefiting from such a situation.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2022/08/12/state-of-zimbabwean-football-its-time-to-peacefully-demonstrate-says-gabriel-nyoni/">Soccer24</a>

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Former CAPS United Winger Calls For Peaceful Protests Over Football "Rot"

Former Maritzburg United, CAPS United and Highlanders winger Gabriel Nyoni has officially announced his retirement from football.
Nyoni announced his retirement on Tuesday, 28 June, revealing that he made the decision after failing to fully recover from a foot injury he suffered in 2021. Posting on his social media pages, Nyoni said:
<blockquote>
I have officially retired from football. 14 months of specialist and rehabilitation treatment hasn’t yielded the expected result.
I tried my best. I appreciate all the support you gave me during my football career.
Highlanders fans you are special, always family. Caps United fans, you welcomed me like your own.
Maritzburg United you gave me a better chance in life. CAPS United you took great care of me. Thank you so much.
The advice you gave me during my soccer career, please do continuously give me in business.
</blockquote>
Nyoni also took an opportunity to thank some individuals who positively impacted his career.
These include former Highlanders coaches, Kelvin Kaindu, Bongani Mafu and Madinda Ndlovu, former Highlanders chief executive officer, Nhlanhla Dube, Caps United coach, Lloyd Chitembwe, and CAPS United owner, Farai Jere, among others.
Nyoni sustained a Lisfranc fracture in a game against Richards Bay FC while playing for Cape Umoya FC in South Africa’s GladAfrica Championship league.
Two wires and three screws were inserted in his foot and he had been given up to last February for doctors to be in a position to ascertain whether he will be able to play again.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/gabriel-nyoni-officially-retires-from-football/">The Sunday News</a></h4>

Gabriel Nyoni Retires From Football

South African-based former Highlanders and CAPS United winger Gabriel Nyoni says not all SA women are scammers.
Pictures of Nyoni and his new South African girlfriend Monica Nozipho Ramahloko, which he posted on social media, went viral reigniting debate on the pros and cons of Zimbabwean footballers dating South African women.
This comes after former Orlando Pirates, Ajax Cape Town and Highlands Park striker Tendai Ndoro was reportedly kicked out of his affluent home in Kyalami Estates in Johannesburg, by his South African wife.
Ndoro allegedly had a fallout with his South African wife, Thando Maseko, who kicked him out of their home and took possession of their cars.
Pictures of Nyoni and Ramahloko have left some Zimbabweans “puzzled”, and scratching their heads as to why the former speedy winger would “risk” dating a South African woman.
Soccer24 reporter Lawrence Mangenje (LM) spoke with Nyoni (GN) about his relationship, the belief about South African women and the Ndoro comparison. Here are the excerpts from the interview:
LM: The news of you establishing a blossoming business in South Africa has been overshadowed by the fact that you are dating a South African woman, Monica Nozipho Ramahloko. Tell us more about her, as well as your relationship.
GN: We were business partners before we engaged in a romantic relationship. She invested quite a lot of money into my idea and made it a reality. So she is playing a huge role to make GN27 (the cleaning company) a success.
LM: What is your line of thought regarding the deep-rooted Zimbabwean perception that most, if not all South African women, are just materialistic?
GN: I have read about it but never experienced it. And especially considering my case, my girlfriend is the investor. But I don’t think people should put every SA woman in one basket. How many people have been scammed by Zimbabwean women?
LM: When the picture of you and Monica was posted on Facebook yesterday, a lot of people who commented reminded you of the Tendai Ndoro saga. What are your views, firstly on the Ndoro saga and how it is now being used as a benchmark as far as the issue of Zimbabwean football players and dating South African women is concerned?
GN: I don’t have the facts as to what really transpired between Ndoro and the woman but from what I heard, the story is quite complicated.
If indeed Ndoro bought a house and cars and registered them in the woman’s name then that’s unwise. It was a mistake on his side.
When you bring in a woman you need a partner that a person that you will work with and make an empire together.
Registering any of your properties in both your names. Ndoro achieved a lot and I didn’t even achieve a tenth of what he achieved so our cases are different. I am starting from the ground and going up.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2022/06/08/not-all-sa-women-are-bad-how-many-men-have-been-scammed-by-zimbabwean-women-nyoni/">Soccer24</a></h4>

Zim Footballer Says Not All South African Women Are Scammers

Former Highlanders and Caps United winger <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Gabriel_Nyoni">Gabriel “Granvia” Nyoni</a> dreams of becoming Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president, a position currently held by Felton Kamambo.
Nyoni suffered a career-threatening injury several months ago but has started working towards a possible return to the field.
He is currently undergoing rehabilitation at his Glad Africa Division One side, Cape Umoya in Durban.
Nyoni told B-Metro during a recent interview that he is currently taking football administration courses to prepare for a possible return to football as an administrator. Said Nyoni:
<blockquote>
I am very optimistic. The Bible says as a man thinketh so is he so I remain thinking positively about the future and the possibility of playing football again.
But even if the worst comes to the worst, I still want to remain in football.
And so, for now, I will be taking football administration courses to prepare for a possible return to football as an administrator.
I have a dream to one day become ZIFA president and lead Zimbabwean football out of its continuous downturn.
</blockquote>
Nyoni’s revelation of his ZIFA aspirations come at a time when retired footballers, young and old, have intensified efforts of getting one of their own into local football’s highest office.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/gravnia-eyes-zifa-presidency/">B-Metro</a></h4>

Gabriel Nyoni Eyes ZIFA Presidency

Former Highlanders and Caps United winger Gabriel Nyoni yesterday had a second successful operation on his injured left foot.
Nyoni had screws and pins removed from the left foot he fractured in the South African Glad Africa Championship in February.
The Cape Umoya forward was first operated on in February and wires and pins were used to balance the bones inside his foot. He said:
<blockquote>My rehab might take plus or minus nine months. So basically, I will just have to wait and see and patiently go through the process. I am excited that the surgery went well.</blockquote>
Nyoni joined Cape Umoya in September last year after he was offloaded by DStv Premier Soccer League side Maritzburg United.
The winger is still hoping he can still make a return to the game possibly with Highlanders or any other local club for a swansong season before he calls time on his career.
Nyoni is a holder of a degree in marketing from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST).
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/pins-screws-removed-from-nyonis-foot/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Gabriel Nyoni Undergoes Successful Second Foot Surgery

South African based Zimbabwean striker Gabriel ‘Granvia’ Nyoni fears his football career might be over at just 28 years of age.
The former Highlanders, Caps United, Maritzburg United and current Cape Umoya forward, recently suffered a horrific foot injury during a Glad Africa Championship match for his side against Richards Bay.
Doctors had to use wires and pins to balance broken bones inside his foot.
Speaking to Chronicle, from South Africa, Nyoni said the break is slowly getting better but doctors are not yet sure if he will play football again. He said:
<blockquote>The career might be over. The doctor is saying he cannot promise anything just yet. He also said I might not play again.
The break is slowly getting better and the doctors are trying to manage the pain as best they can.</blockquote>
Nyoni, a holder of a degree in marketing from the National University of Science and Technology (NUST,) is also battling COVID-19 after he returned a positive test for the novel coronavirus.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/end-of-the-road-for-gabriel-nyoni/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Injured Gabriel Nyoni Fears Football Career Is Over

Formers Highlanders and Caps United winger Gabriel Nyoni, who recently broke his foot while playing for his South African club, has asked for prayers from his fans, saying the pain in “unbearable”.
Nyoni was injured on Tuesday during Cape Umoya’s Glad Africa Championship match against Richards Bay.
The speedy winger, who is also battling the COVID-19, had surgery on Wednesday. He tweeted:
<blockquote>Having surgery today at 3 pm, broken and fractured foot and have COVID-19.</blockquote>
Despite the surgery being successful, Nyoni later tweeted complaining of pain and asking for prayers. He said:
<blockquote>The pain is unbearable. Pray for me.</blockquote>
Nyoni joined the South African second-tier club, Cape Umoya in September last year from Maritzburg United, who play in the DStv Premiership.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/just-in-gabriel-nyoni-in-pain/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Gabriel Nyoni: 'The Pain Is Unbearable. Pray For Me'

Aston Villa midfielder Marvellous Nakamba has opened a printing and design shop in the economic hub of  Johannesburg, The Herald reports.
This was reportedly revealed by the Warriors superfan Alvin Aluvha Zhakata who is said to be the player’s close friend. Zhakata told The Herald that:
<blockquote>
He obviously understands that football, like any sport, cannot be played forever. You get injured or encounter other career-ending circumstances.
And, he has learnt from other footballers from the past, who enjoyed the sunshine, and forgot to prepare for life after football, and ended up living not-so-desirable lives.
He knows if he ends up struggling to make ends meet, the same people who were cheering him, during his finest hour will probably sing the loudest songs, during his fall from grace.
So, as a focused and disciplined someone, Marvelous is trying to prepare not only for his future, but that of his family.
</blockquote>
Zhakata also said Nakamba draws inspiration from Telcomms mogul Strive Masiyiwa:
<blockquote>Nakamba admires how rich he (Masiyiwa) has become and yet he remains down to earth and is making a difference, not only in Zimbabwe, but the whole continent and the world at large</blockquote>
The shop according to the Herald provides printing technology for business stationery, publications, billboards, flyers, banners, vinyl printing, and vehicle branding. 
Nakamba is reportedly planning to open shops in Harare and Bulawayo too. He joins other footballers Gabriel Nyoni who do consultancy work outside football and<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/17/kapini-reveals-how-he-started-his-side-hustle/"> Tapuwa Kapini who has an auto repairs</a> business outside his soccer career.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/nakamba-starts-investing-wisely/">The Herald </a>

Nakamba Opens Shop In Johannesburg

3 months after being offloaded by South African top-flight side Supersport, Washington Arubi has found a new home at DStv premiership side Tshakuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) which promptly made him the club’s vice-captain, The Standard reports.
Speaking about his new opportunity after he spent 2 years on the bench at Supersport, Arubi said he was grateful he was awarded the opportunity to play the game again:
<blockquote>I have been waiting for this moment after almost two years without playing competitive games. I am looking forward to keep on working hard and play more games for my new club.</blockquote>
Arubi further told The Sports Hub that he wanted to score more goals for his new club:
<blockquote>For a start to a new challenge, I think my performances are decent so far, but with the way I know myself I still have to work harder to get back to where I was before.
My goal for now is to play more games and help the team to pick up more points as soon as possible especially in the first round matches of the league race.
I still want to win cups with the team and win goalkeeper of the season in one of the years I still have to play here in South Africa. When it comes to the national team, I think I still have unfinished business and I hope one day I am called up to represent my country again.
I still have six or seven years to play before I retire because I take good care of my body. And, you know, goalkeepers improve with age, so my best is yet to come. I also feel honoured to be appointed as one of the captains at my new club, it motivates me to do more on and off the field.</blockquote>
Washington Arubi also spoke about how he started playing cricket as a wicketkeeper before he became a soccer player:
<blockquote>I started playing football when I was in Grade 6 at Sakubva primary school in Mutare. The funny part is I used to play cricket as a wicketkeeper. But I told myself to participate in a different sport each and every term in school and that’s how I started playing football.
Then in Grade 7, I was called by a coach called Sicho Masachi to play for Zupco juniors and in 2002 we played in the Zifa Unity Cup against Lanceshire Steel in Kwekwe. That’s where I was scouted to play for them in 2003 while I was still going to school and the rest, as they say, is history.
Overall I am happy with what I have achieved so far in my career, but I am still hungry to achieve more individually, at club level and national team level,</blockquote>
Other players, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/23/kapini-finds-new-club-days-after-being-offloaded-by-highlands-park/">Gabriel Nyoni</a> and Tapuwa Kapini were offloaded by their teams and found new clubs in a short time too.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2020/12/06/a-new-lease-of-life-for-washington-arubi/?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=a-new-lease-of-life-for-washington-arubi">The Standard</a>

Washington Arubi Joins DSTV Premiership's Tshakuma Tsha Madzivhandila

Legendary Goalkeeper, Tapuwa Kapini, a <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/16/highlands-park-to-offload-tapuwa-kapini/">few short days after being told he was not in the Highlands Park Coach’s</a> plans has found a new home after signing with Sekhukhune United. Kapini who is now preparing for life after soccer said his new club has even expressed interest in letting him secure his coaching qualifications:
<blockquote>As a footballer all what you want is a job so I am happy that I managed to get a job, I managed to sign with Sekhukhune. The chairman told me that he is not into football because of money, he is into football because he loves football and he has been tracking me for so long, he said they want me for a long term goal, even if I want to go for coaching clinics they will support me</blockquote>
Kapini who signed a 1 year contract with Sekhukhune United said he is ready to start training with his new team as they prepare for the new season which he said starts on 22 October:
<blockquote>The new season is starting on the 22nd of October, we hope that I will take them to the PSL like what we did with Highlands Park, I still have that mojo, the power and passion to play football.</blockquote>
According to The Sunday News:
<blockquote> Sekhukhune United came into existence when owners of the club bought the status of GladAfrica Championship club Tshakhuma Tsha Madzhivhandila who purchased Bidvest Wits’ Absa Premiership status.</blockquote>
His case is similar to that of Gabriel Nyoni who also signed with a new club after Maritzburg United let him go.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/kapini-signs-for-sekhukhune-united/">The Sunday News </a>

Kapini Finds New Club Days After Being Offloaded By Highlands Park

Veteran footballer, Tapuwa Kapini has revealed that Highlands Park did not wish to hire his services anymore, The Herald reports.
Kapini revealed this in a tweet that informed his followers and fans that he might be offloaded and said:
<blockquote>
Just disappointed, went for morning training today and after training the team manager told us that we are not in the coach’s plans. That’s life, GOD knows why.
</blockquote>
Kapini’s possible contract termination coincides with reports that Highlands Park was sold to TS Galaxy owner Tim Sukazi. Another Zimbabwe footballer Gabriel Nyoni was also offloaded by his team Maritzburg FC but found another club a few days after leaving Maritzburg FC.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/kapini-dumped-by-highlands-park/">The Herald </a>

Highlands Park To Offload Tapuwa Kapini

South Africa based Zimbabwean footballer Gabriel Nyoni has called on other footballers to find and to not be ashamed of having a side hustle, Sunday News reports.
Nyoni took to social media to warn other players that football might not take care of them for good, Nyoni said:
<blockquote>As a Zim footballer whether playing in Zim or anywhere in the world, don’t be ashamed to do side hustles. Money from football will never sustain you for the rest of your life. Ego from false fame will never feed your family. Kana dziri shangu tengesa. Nxa kuyizimpahla thengisa futhi.</blockquote>
The former highlanders player who is said to be exiting his South African club Maritzburg United at the end of the Absa Premiership season, is a graduate of National Univesity of Science and technology and is reportedly a writer and a motivational speaker.
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/dont-be-embarrassed-to-do-side-hustles-nyoni-tells-fellow-footballers/">Sunday News </a>

Don’t Be Ashamed To Do Side Hustles - Gabriel Nyoni To Fellow Footballers

Zimbabwean striker <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Gabriel_Nyoni" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Gabriel Nyoni</a> has issued an apology to Cape Town City goalkeeper Peter Leeuwenburg following a collision between the two players during Maritzburg United’s 1-1 draw with  City at the Harry Gwala Stadium on Friday night.
Leeuwenburgh was injured in the incident and had to be stretchered off while Nyoni was red-carded for dangerous play. Posting on Twitter on Saturday, Nyoni said:
<blockquote>I pray and wish Peter Leeuwenburgh a quick recovery. I apologize for the misjudgement I did on the pitch which led to his injury and I am sorry that he couldn’t finish the match because of it. I also stretch my apologies to his family, friends and Club.</blockquote>
The incident occurred during the first half when the scores were level at 0-0.
The deadlock was broken just nine minutes into the second half when Thabo Nodada netted for City with a simple tap in following good work from Bradley Ralani.
The Team of Choice equalised in the 71st minute through substitute Jeremy Brockie following a mistake by the City goalkeeper.
<h4>More: <a href="https://twitter.com/Gab_nyoni27/status/1223487869010042884" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@Gab_nyoni27</a></h4>

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