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How Jerry Chidawa traded his rifle for trophies in Zimbabwe
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 54895, member: 636"] Jerry Chidawa transformed from a liberation war fighter into Zimbabwe's most accomplished ex-combatant footballer. The former soldier returned from Mozambique battlefields to achieve remarkable success on football pitches during the 1980s. Black Rhinos recruited Chidawa among 40 players when General Solomon Mujuru established the Zimbabwe National Army team in 1982. The striker earned the nickname Dzunguman for his explosive speed and direct attacking style. Chidawa partnered with Maronga Nyangela to form a devastating forward combination that terrorized defenders across the league. His debut season produced both the championship title and Castle Cup victory for Black Rhinos. The relentless forward added another league championship in 1987 plus the Independence Trophy and Chibuku Trophy to his collection. Fellow ex-combatants Charles Ndebele and Droment Chirova joined the team but achieved less individual success than their former comrade. [/QUOTE]
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