Simba Bhora Football Club and its President, Simba Ndoro, have arranged a bus to transport supporters to Pretoria for the Mighty Warriors’ important second leg Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (AWCON) qualifier against Angola on Wednesday, February 26.
Nqobile Magwizi, the ZIFA President, expressed appreciation for Simba Bhora’s support, saying it will contribute to boosting the morale of the national team and promoting a stronger football culture. Said Magwizi:
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This act of generosity by Simba Bhora Football Club is a testament to the unity and shared vision we have for Zimbabwean football. Their support will go a long way in boosting the morale of our team and fostering a stronger football culture. We are deeply grateful for their contribution.
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ZIFA urged all interested supporters to contact the following numbers for more information: +263771513080 and +263773045907.
In the first leg of their penultimate 2026 Women Africa Cup of Nations qualifier, the Mighty Warriors lost 2-1 to Angola in Luanda on Thursday.
Zimbabwe will host the Palancas Negras at the Lucas Moripe Stadium in Pretoria, South Africa.
The winner of the Angola versus Zimbabwe match will face Malawi in the final round of qualification.

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Simba Bhora Football Club is helping fans go to a soccer match in Pretoria, South Africa. The match is between the Mighty Warriors and Angola for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations. The President of ZIFA thanked Simba Bhora for their support. The Mighty Warriors lost the first game to Angola. The winner of this match will play Malawi next. Fans who want to go can call the phone numbers provided for more information. It's important for the team to have lots of supporters at the game.

Simba Bhora Provides Bus For Supporters To Mighty Warriors' AWCON Qualifier

Simba Bhora president Simba “Buju” Ndoro has withdrawn from the ZIFA executive committee elections scheduled for January 25, 2025, despite successfully passing the ethics and integrity test.
Ndoro was one of the candidates vying for one of six ordinary board member slots on the ZIFA executive committee.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/simba-ndoro-pulls-out-of-zifa-elections/">Zimpapers Sports Hub</a>, Ndoro said his decision came after deep reflection and consultations with family during the festive season. He said:
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I have used part of these festive holidays to do some soul-searching, re-energising, and consulting with close family members, and I have come to a conclusion that for now I will let the ZIFA elections pass.
There will soon come a time when I will join the ZIFA election race again when I would have done enough to put in all the necessary support structures for Simba Bhora.
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Under Simba Bhora president Simba “Buju” Ndoro’s leadership, the club secured the 2024 Castle Lager Premiership title in their second season in the top flight, becoming the first champions from Mashonaland Central Province.
Ndoro said the club’s ambitious plans include participation in the CAF Champions League, which will place additional demands on their resources and administration.
He also hopes the club will host their Champions League matches at the refurbished Wadzanai Stadium in Shamva, pending approval from ZIFA’s First Instance Board.
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Simba Ndoro, the president of Simba Bhora, has decided to not participate in the ZIFA election even though he passed the ethics test. He wants to focus on his club and make sure they are ready for big competitions like the CAF Champions League. Ndoro's team recently won the Premiership title, and he wants to make sure they have the resources and support they need for future success. He hopes to join the election race again in the future.

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