Clifford Dzvairo-Ephraim

I Believe: R Kelly🎵.

Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League

On God🙏.

Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League

Had the toughest 2 weeks of my educational life.
Trying to adapt to the 2 environments wasn’t easy.
A lot of home works, practicals and presentations.
But all combined and gave birth to this new coach.
I am really greatfull to SAFA and CAF all day.
Being accepted to come here was so challenging.
Conti Kubheka and David Biyela our instructors.
You have been so amazing in delivering content.
My boss Timothy Gowo you’re appreciated.
Fellow coaches at St Pauls Msami FC and Players.
All my mates and Captain Issaa Sarr.
Thank you for being the best mates.
To the world, I am coming!

CAF C Diploma, Done and dusted.
Pic: Issa Sarr.

Tuesday Night Quiz Session.

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Keeping the UMP dream alive.

It's not only about me and my dreams of making it to the top.
It's about all those kids who grew up in places like UMP.
Those kids does also have dreams of their own.
Dreams which needs to ne supported.
Let's help to keep those dreams relevant.
Every kid has the right to dream.
Keeping every dream alive(Building Bridges)
That's our motto as the Coach Cliffy Brand.

Keeping the UMP dream alive.

Another Chiredzi adventure.

Leadership.

Huni, Another Trendsetter From Murehwa

Situated some 80km outside the capital Harare, Murehwa has been a trendsetter in the history of Zimbabwean football. St Paul's FC was the first team outside of the major cities Harare and Bulawayo to win the league title in 1966 and remains the only team from a rural area to do so in Zimbabwe.

Ambitious Eastern Region Soccer League side JM Busha 54 FC is once again shifting the focus to Murehwa 56 years later. In Clifford Ralph Dzvairo, JM Busha 54 FC have the youngest coach in the league if not the country at just 22 years old.

While Dzvairo is making headlines from the dugout, he is being rivalried from the stands by another passionate lad from Murehwa, 20-year-old Tanaka 'FayAh' Huni who has never missed a match for JM Busha and has been on the road for all their away matches.

Huni, born and bred in Murehwa just like Dzvairo and most of the players at JM Busha 54 FC, risks his life hitchhiking during the night after the club's matches in Masvingo, Chiredzi and other distant venues back to Murehwa.

" You see I'm from Murehwa, born and bred there. Undiluted Murehwa boy, there is nothing that gives me greater joy than seeing some developments from Murehwa and JM Busha 54 FC is one of the things that give me great pride. That's the reason why I don't miss any JM Busha 54 FC match either home or away," Huni said.

" Most of my peers play for JM Busha 54 FC and it's something that makes me passionate that while my peers from Murehwa are uplifting the team and the area on the field of play, I do it from the stands. At times I will be alone on the stands far away from home but my lone voice is not drowned by the opponents and my small voice among the many opponents is a great motivation to the players."

With JM Busha 54 FC having been forced to temporarily play their home games away from Murehwa, Huni is always on the road either to Harare wherever the team might be playing. Although taxing financially, he is prepared to pay the price, hoping to be rewarded by the club bringing top-flight football to Murehwa.

" My fervent hope is that JM Busha 54 FC doesn't fold because of the challenges of playing all their games away from home now. It was nice having them play in Murehwa but because of some things beyond their control they are now playing away in Harare but we still travel to support them because they are our pride and joy. They brought employment and entertainment to Murehwa because almost all the players and the technical team are from the district and surrounding areas."

" I would also want to urge the sons and daughters of Murehwa to follow the team and give it support because it's a success will help uplift a boy or girl back in Murehwa at some stage. It might be far fetched but my dream is to travel across the continent with JM Busha 54 FC in the African Champions League just like I'm doing now in the Eastern Region League. The owners of the team are ambitious so anything is possible in life."

JM Busha 54 FC take on log leaders Green Fuel in Week 7 fixture at the National Sports Stadium B Arena on Sunday.

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