A group of Zimbabwean fans called Friends of the Warriors are
organising six buses to ferry supporters to Zambia for Saturday’s
return leg of the 2014 CHAN qualifier set for Levy Mwanawasa Stadium
in Ndola.

Friends of the Warriors secretary-general Arnold Whande has told Zimbabwe daily that the that his group was negotiating with the government and a private company to get six buses.

“As the supporters we want to do our part, we want to be there in
numbers. We are negotiating and we should be able to get at least six
buses,” said Whande.

“The plan is to depart on Friday and we are looking at getting fans
in from different parts of the country.

“The brass band and our cheerleaders will be part of the travelling
team and we want to go there and make an impression and help the team
achieve its goal of qualifying to Chan. The fixture is still very much
alive and this is the time the Warriors need us more than ever.”

Zambia and Zimbabwe played out to a scoreless stalemate in the first
leg in Harare on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Zimbabwe coach Ian Gorowa reinforced his squad with the
inclusion of Bruce Kangwa and Kuda Mahachi as he seeks a winning
formula.

17 COMMENTS

MKV August 22, 2013 At 6:06 pm

Bruce Kangwa
bryson August 22, 2013 At 6:32 pm

Gd effort from the neighbours , zed awaits u guys.
- Nostradamus August 23, 2013 At 2:16 am
  
  Zim gov, has buses ZUPCO, Zambia can offer fuel back. Plus food in Zambia is plenty. Welcome bros, lets play!!!!!!
cindy August 22, 2013 At 7:11 pm

Uko, chipaye no lamwina!
- Nostradamus August 23, 2013 At 2:18 am
  
  @Cindy… kekekee but Bana Mwaba naimwe, ati chipaye!!
mystic August 23, 2013 At 12:20 am

Bruce Kangwa??? Sounds Zambian .
Kabamba Kalende August 23, 2013 At 1:09 am

“Meanwhile, Zimbabwe coach Ian Gorowa reinforced his squad with the
inclusion of Bruce Kangwa and Kuda Mahachi as he seeks a winning
formula.” Is Bruce Kangwa Zimbabwean? You chaps should be serious with your articles. Don’t you have editors?
Zim Zam August 23, 2013 At 3:34 am

welcome bros and sisters. Just drive carefully on our roads. we have too many accidents.
- Endaendako August 23, 2013 At 5:44 am
  
  Wembushiwe
- marie-anne August 23, 2013 At 2:04 pm
  
  We have big speed humps on our highways. Take care as u approach Chibombo. Don’t be sacrificed…
Iyeee August 23, 2013 At 7:50 am

Welcome to the battle front brothers. Zim will be humiliated this time around with a huge goal margin. Go Chipolopolo. @ Nostradamus Isn’t nice to talk sport instead of politics you sound great without any political word coming out of you. Thats the way to go we are all Zambians.
Osadabwa iwe August 23, 2013 At 7:58 am

BRUCE KANGWA playing for Zimbabwe National Soccer Team? The name sounds Zambian!!!
- Blue Blood August 23, 2013 At 4:56 pm
  
  He could be a Zimbabwean. May be the father is a/was a Zambian. This is not surprising at all. Were we not told a few years ago that Charles Musonda’s son was gearing himself to play for Belgium?
DORIKA August 23, 2013 At 8:44 am

Bruce Kangwa, so they have such names too?
Osadabwa iwe August 23, 2013 At 8:59 am

With BRUCE KANGWA in the Zimbabwean squad.
umusungu August 23, 2013 At 9:50 am

you welcome to our killing kingdom LMS
Ukwalinsoke August 23, 2013 At 11:53 am

HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE MANY kENYAN ATHLETES IN OTHER COUNTRIES?