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The situation in the Warriors camp has returned to normalcy after players received their camping allowances and appearance fees. This has allowed them to resume training for their crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier against the Super Eagles of Nigeria. Earlier, the players had refused to train in protest over unpaid allowances and fees. However, the issue was resolved when the ZIFA Normalisation Committee transferred the money into the players’ bank accounts.
Sources from the players have confirmed that they are returning to training, which eventually took place on Friday afternoon. Zimbabwe is eager to kick-start their campaign with a victory against Nigeria, following a goalless draw against Rwanda in their opening group match. Nigeria is also seeking their first win after a surprising 1-1 draw against Lesotho.
In a controversial move, the ZIFA Normalisation Committee has blocked journalists from covering the Warriors’ training session. This decision comes as a result of ZIFA’s anger towards the media for reporting on the training boycott that occurred on Thursday.
Peter Ndlovu, former Warriors captain, was present at the training session. He is part of the Warriors delegation in Rwanda, as ZIFA aims to involve legends of the game in their operations.
The match against Nigeria holds great significance for Zimbabwe’s World Cup qualification hopes, and the resolution of the payment issue has allowed the team to refocus on their preparations.
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Warriors Return To Training In Presence Of Legend Peter Ndlovu

Former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu paid a courtesy call at independent presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere’s campaign headquarters in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ndlovu was pictured with Kasukuwere and Walter Mzembi, another self-exiled former cabinet minister who is working closely with the presidential aspirant.
The Mamelodi Sundowns manager’s meeting with Kasukuwere has been viewed by some as an endorsement of the latter’s presidential bid.
In 2021, Ndlovu was said to be the interim leader of the All People’s Party (APP) and was reportedly planning to run for the presidency in 2023.
In August 2021, AAP vice president Sebastian Mubvumbi told football website Soccer24 that Ndlovu was set to contest in the upcoming poll even though he had not personally confirmed it. Mubvumbi said:
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Get it from me, indeed it’s official Peter Ndlovu will contest in the next general election. This is purely out of conviction and principle. He is the president of the party there are no two ways about it.
Let me reiterate that we have to appreciate the unique times we are in due to the COVID-19 pandemic as this has hampered any plans we may have had to hit the ground running as envisaged.
A response from Peter Ndlovu will come at a time deemed appropriate as he is currently inundated with other commitments.
Rest assured that he is abreast with all that is taking place within the party structures. I brief him every week.
In media circles we say you can’t not communicate, the silence is communication. If he wasn’t part of this he would have a long time ago issued a statement distancing himself from APP.
</blockquote>
Mubvumbi insisted Ndlovu’s entry into politics was not motivated by a desire for personal gain but is a response to a call from various sectors of the Zimbabwean community who felt he was the right person to usher in the desired dispensation. Added Mubvumbi:
<blockquote>
There is a time for everything, we felt this was the right time for him to get in the political ring.
The people want a leader that they can handhold not what we have witnessed over the years where a leader is dictatorial. In other words, Ndlovu is a symbol of a people’s leadership.
</blockquote>
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Peter Ndlovu Pays Courtesy Call At Kasukuwere’s Campaign Headquarters

Cuthbert Chiromo, a veteran educationist and former <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mzilikazi_Secondary_School">Mzilikazi High School</a> and St Thomas Aquinas School headmaster has died.
According to the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/renowned-educationist-chiromo-dies/">Chronicle</a>, Mr Chiromo is said to have collapsed and died inside his car on Kerr road in the Khumalo suburb Friday.
His death reportedly came a few hours after addressing school heads at Girls College where to spoke about the 7Cs of leadership.
Chiromo was the headmaster of Mzilikazi from September 1989 until the end of 2002. 
He is credited for recommending a raw, 16-year-old <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Peter_Ndlovu">Peter Ndlovu</a> to then Highlanders’ coach Roy Baretto. Chiromo was Ndlovu’s headmaster in the late 80s.
Mr Cuthbert Chiromo retired as Head of St. Thomas Aquinas Primary school in 2021 after serving in the same post for 19 years. 
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Veteran Educationist Chiromo Collapses And Dies In His Car

The Warriors’ most capped player, Peter Ndlovu, was a relieved man after the Johannesburg High Court reduced the amount of maintenance one of the mothers of his 13 children was demanding.
A South African newspaper, City Press, reported that the High Court ordered Ndlovu, who is currently the team manager at Mamelodi Sundowns, to pay the mother R12 000 (USD$687) per month in child support and that this should be deducted from his salary.
In 2022, the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court ordered that Ndlovu pay over R29 845 (USD$1 709) per month to the woman who has two children with him.
Ndlovu then filed an urgent court application to stop a garnishee order by the lower court to force his employer to dock his salary and pay child support for the two children. He said:
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I have 13 children, including the two children I have with the first respondent. 
I’m obliged to contribute and see to the maintenance needs of all 13 of my children.
I can simply not afford a deduction of R29 845 (USD$1 709) per month from my monthly salary.
</blockquote>
Ndlovu told the court that he only first heard of the existence of the children in 2016 when their mother filed a maintenance lawsuit against him.
The well-travelled former Warriors captain, who has played for Highlanders, Coventry City and Sheffield United reportedly sired the children with several women.
Ndlovu’s list of “Baby Mamas” include Amina Esof, Alice Thabulo Miya, Pinky Duda, Lisa Rauteneimer and ex-wife and singer Sharon Dee.
He is currently paying around R130 000 (USD$7 438) per month in child support <a href="https://nehandaradio.com/2023/02/05/peter-ndlovu-tells-south-african-judge-i-have-11-more-kids-to-look-after/">according to a report</a>.

Peter Ndlovu Tells SA Judge "I Have 11 More Kids To Look After"

The English Premier League (EPL) has recognised former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu’s contribution to the English top flight.
Ndlovu, who is the current Mamelodi Sundowns team manager, became the first African to feature and score in the rebranded First Division when he played at Coventry City in 1992.
Ndlovu netted for Coventry City, on September 2, 1992, when his side won 2-1 against Sheffield.
As part of the EPL’s celebration for Black History Month, Ndlovu has been honoured for this achievement. <a href="https://twitter.com/premierleague/status/1581208267384147968?s=20&amp;t=5qjePpWheNHGSrBDMxd5DQ">The EPL said:</a>
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Peter Ndlovu will forever have the honour of being the Premier League’s first African player and goal scorer, as part of an exciting Coventry City FC side.
We’re celebrating iconic players from around the world who’ve starred in the PL as part of Black History Month.
</blockquote>
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English Premier League Honours Peter Ndlovu

Only three players have scored a hattrick against Liverpool at Anfield in the English Premier League history. 
Zimbabwean legend Peter Ndlovu was the first after scoring three for Coventry City at Anfield in March 1995, while Arsenal’s former Russian attacker Andrey Arshavin scored four in a 4-4 draw against Liverpool in April 2009. 
Brighton and Hove winger Leandro Trossard became the third when he scored a hattrick against Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday.
Another ex-Arsenal player, Brazilian forward Julio Baptista, scored four for the Gunners in a League Cup clash at Anfield in January 2007.
Watch Peter Ndlovu’s scores below
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Peter Ndlovu Among 3 Players In EPL History Who Scored A Hattrick Against Liverpool At Anfield

Former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu has sired 13 children with different women and is struggling to maintain them.
Ndlovu, who is currently Mamelodi Sundowns team manager, is supporting his children with the R130 000 monthly salary from the Brazilians.
The former Coventry City striker recently approached the Johannesburg High Court seeking to overturn the garnishee order by the Joburg Magistrate’s Court to force his bosses to dock his salary for his other two children.
Ndlovu is pleading with the court to set aside the order, which forced his club to deduct over R140 000 in arrears.
He said he takes home R82 125.49 after R50 940. 78 deductions and if the amounts continued to be deducted from his salary, his other kids would be prejudiced. He said:
<blockquote>I have 13 children, including the two children I have with the first respondent. I’m obliged to contribute and see to the maintenance needs of all 13 of my children. I can simply not afford a deduction of R29 845 per month from my monthly salary.</blockquote>
Ndlovu said he first heard of the existence of the children in 2016 when their mother filed a maintenance lawsuit against him in the Joburg Magistrate’s Court.
The order also made provision for him to pay school fees, stationery, transport, school uniforms and pay their medical aid and R6 000 for winter and summer clothes.
He said since the order was slapped on him, a total of R79 845 was deducted from his salary by Sundowns.
In January, this year, the woman appeared in court again seeking to increase the papgeld amount to R55 000 a month.
Ndlovu is now pleading with the court to set aside the order until he sees the arrears.
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Peter Ndlovu Dragged To Court By Baby Mama Over Maintenance

Former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu believes that respect has been key to his successful transition from being a player into team management.
Ndlovu has been the team manager of South African side Mamelodi Sundowns since 2013 and is responsible for all the welfare needs of the club’s players and technical staff. Speaking during a recent interview with the Daily News, Ndlovu said:
<blockquote>When you have respect from the players then it becomes a two-way street. I also get help from a lot of people at the club, who are around me and make my job easier.
… One of the things I used to do during my playing days was to manage players, help them out and do things that help them.
Myself, Brian (Baloyi) and other senior players used to try and do that.
So, when I was asked to be the team manager, although it’s a different ball game, I took what I learnt.</blockquote>
Ndlovu remains Zimbabwe’s most capped player, with 100 games and 38 goals for the Warriors.
He became the first African player to play in the new English Premier League back in 1992 with Coventry City.
At Coventry, Ndlovu is remembered for his historic hat-trick against Liverpool at Anfield in 1995.
While in England, Ndlovu also featured for Birmingham City and Sheffield United before he joined Sundowns first as a player in 2004 and spent four years with the Brazilians.
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Peter Ndlovu Speaks On His Transition From Player To Manager

Legendary footballer Peter Ndlovu is seen in this video urging Zimbos to stay indoors to curb spreading COVID-19 in a lighter way. Peter is rarely seen sharing moments with his fans and followers on social media.
Peter says he has learnt cool skills like cooking prawns during the lockdown, he also said people should avoid crowded areas and if necessary stay indoors to stop spreading the disease.
Watch the video below;
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/StayHome?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#StayHome</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WashYourHands?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WashYourHands</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AvoidCrowdedPlaces?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AvoidCrowdedPlaces</a> and call 2.0.1.9 toll free if you suspect you have coronavirus symptoms… And learn something new, like cooking PRAWNS. Peter Ndlovu ⚽ <a href="https://t.co/NI1X72E6cR">pic.twitter.com/NI1X72E6cR</a>
— ZimLive (@zimlive) <a href="https://twitter.com/zimlive/status/1250670339710951429?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 16, 2020</a></blockquote>
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WATCH: Peter Ndlovu Shares A Light Moment On Social Media, Urges People To Stay At Home During The Lockdown

Former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu has defended coach Sunday Chidzambga after some commentators expressed scepticism over his ability to take the team to the later stages of AFCON 2019.
Ndlovu, who was captain in 2004 when the Warriors made their maiden AFCON appearance in Tunisia, claimed that “Mhofu” knows his stuff. Said Ndlovu:
<blockquote>I have been privileged to work under him, and I can tell you he knows his stuff. He is one of the best coaches I have worked under. He is very good at player management.
He consults his players before making a decision, and he also takes criticism from the players as he gives them a platform to express themselves.
I put my head on the block and say that this time around, the Warriors are going to go far in this tournament. With the experience that he got in 2004, I believe Chidzambwa will take us far this time around.</blockquote>
The Warriors play their first match on June 21 against hosts Egypt followed by matches against DRC and Uganda.
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Peter Ndlovu Says Sunday Chidzambga 'Knows His Stuff'

Peter Ndlovu, Zimbabwe’s legendary former soccer star, has spoken out in support of Zimbabwe Cricket head coach, Heath Streak. The Chevron’s coach was <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/04/08/video-heath-streak-responds-to-racial-allegations-by-zim-cricket-chairman/">accused by Zimbabwe Cricket chairperson Tawengwa Mukuhlani of making racially motivated decisions</a> during the Cricket World Cup Qualifiers.
Peter says he supports Streak in the face of people trying to soil his name:
<blockquote>“I just want to appreciate you because you always have been professional when you were playing for Zimbabwe and you kept that even as coach. I really support what you have just said in terms of people trying to mess your name. I support you all the way. You never minced your words. The skin colour is not what is important but togetherness is what you have just expressed, that’s why you even went on to speak in vernacular.   So, it is a shame that people will always want to divide people. I wish you to stay on as our coach. We just have to support you,” </blockquote>
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