CAF 'Not Investigating Match-Fixing Claims at AFCON'
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) says it is not investigating allegations of match-fixing involving Zimbabwe at the Africa Cup of Nations following their 4-0 defeat to DR Congo but insists the governing body has zero tolerance for graft in the game. Mouad Hajji, CAF General Secretary,, says no official complaint has been received over the group stage game.
Zimbabwe play DR Congo on June 30, 2019.
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Zimbabwe:
Warriors Elimination Hurts Egyptian Fans
The Herald, 2 July 2019
THE Pharaohs of Egypt delivered the first place, which their fans demanded in Group A, but the people of Egypt also lost a team they had fallen in love with, the Warriors, as the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe:
Just in - Chipezeze Issues Apology
The Herald, 1 July 2019
Goalkeeper Elvis Chipezeze has apologized to the nation following Zimbabwe's diabolic performance against Democratic Republic of Congo in a decisive Group A match at 30 June… Read more »
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