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Decades of economic challenges have tarnished Zimbabwe’s international image to the point where its name now describes a squalid and overcrowded settlement in Abidjan, the capital of Ivory Coast.
According to opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, a Zimbabwean businessman was shocked during a recent trip to the West African country when the tour guide led him to “Zimbabwe”.
The tour guide, unaware that the tourist was a Zimbabwean national, explained that the name “Zimbabwe” symbolised the disorder, chaos, and filth in the slum. Wrote Chamisa on X:
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Image is everything. Recently, a businessman and Zimbabwean citizen shared with me a disturbing insight from their trip to Ivory Coast.
While en route to Boulevard Beach Resort in Abidjan, they passed through a fishing slum community. This area, dirty, chaotic, and disorganized, was in sharp contrast to the other developed parts of the city.
Shockingly, the tour guide revealed that this slum was named “Zimbabwe.” The touring citizen inquired about the origins and significance of the name.
Unbeknown to the tour guide that a Zimbabwean was part of the touring party, the tour guide explained that the name Zimbabwe symbolized the disorder, chaos and filth that pervades the area.
This revelation reflects the painful perception of our beloved country by others elsewhere, even from the African continent.
</blockquote>
Chamisa said Zimbabweans shouldn’t be suffering given that the country has the largest lithium deposits in Africa and many other sought-after mineral resources.
He added that this perception by foreigners is a result of broken politics and rigged and disputed elections in Zimbabwe over the years.
Chamisa expressed hope that one day Zimbabwe will be transformed to become the pride of the continent with abundant prosperity.
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Zimbabwe’s Name Linked To A Dirty Section Of Ivory Coast's Capital, Abidjan

Ivory Coast had a challenging journey to win the AFCON 2023 final title.
In the group stage:
1). They had one win and two losses, including a humiliating 4-0 defeat to Equatorial Guinea.
Despite these setbacks, they managed to qualify for the knockout stage as the fourth-best third-place team. After the group stage, they made a bold decision to sack their head coach.
 In the Round of 16:
They faced a tough challenge against the title holders, Senegal. Ivory Coast fought hard and forced the game into extra time with an 86th-minute equalizer. They eventually eliminated Senegal in a dramatic penalty shootout.
In the quarterfinals:
Ivory Coast faced another difficult match. They played with 10 men from the 43rd minute, but still managed to equalize in the 90th minute. In the second minute of extra time stoppage, they scored a crucial goal to beat Mali and advance to the semifinals.
In the semifinals:
Ivory Coast faced DR Congo. They secured a victory with a 65th-minute goal, earning them a spot in the final.
In the final match against Nigeria:
Ivory Coast showed great resilience. They equalized in the 62nd minute and then sealed the victory with an 81st-minute winning goal.
Throughout the tournament, Ivory Coast demonstrated their determination and never gave up. Despite facing difficult situations, they fought hard and emerged as the deserving champions of AFCON.
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AFCON 2023: Ivory Coast's Challenging Journey To Victory

South Africa emerged victorious in a thrilling match against Cape Verde, securing a spot in the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2024. The game ended in a goalless draw after regular time and extra time, leading to a penalty shootout. South Africa’s captain, Ronwen Williams, played a crucial role by saving four penalties from Cape Verde’s players.
Williams showcased his exceptional goalkeeping skills throughout the match. In normal time, he made a spectacular save to tip Gilson Benchimol’s strike against the woodwork, preventing a late victory for Cape Verde. His outstanding performance continued in the penalty shootout, where he dived to his right to deny Cape Verde’s first three penalties. Williams checked notes on a water bottle between kicks.
The match itself was characterised by poor finishing from both teams. South Africa’s Teboho Mokoena had a chance to score during extra time, but Cape Verde’s goalkeeper, Vozinha, made two exceptional saves to keep the game level. The lack of goals during regular time made Williams’ saves even more significant.
South Africa now has the opportunity to avenge their defeat against Nigeria in the 2000 AFCON semi-finals. They were beaten 2-0 by the Super Eagles in that match. The team’s goalkeeper, Williams, is likely to be considered for the Best Goalkeeper award at the end of the tournament due to his remarkable performances.
South Africa’s victory sets up a challenging semi-final against Nigeria, a team with a strong defensive record. Both teams have achieved four successive clean sheets in the tournament, and South Africa will need Williams in top form to overcome their opponents. The match promises to be an exciting encounter, as South Africa aims to bridge the gap in FIFA’s rankings and secure a place in the final.
<h3>Ivory Coast vs Mali</h3>
Elsewhere, there was a lot of drama after the Ivory Coast-Mali match last night. The game ended in a 1-1 draw after the normal playing time. In an unexpected turn of events, Ivory Coast, who had been playing with only 10 players since the first half, managed to score the winning goal just a few seconds before the final whistle. This goal secured their spot in the semi-finals and also caused a lot of drama as Mali players and officials confronted the referee intending to beat him up.
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