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Comment by teramai makumbe on January 25, 2012 at 3:27pm

We had a great day on Sunday at Dangare Primary School, where we had return matches between Sakubva UBCYF and Dangamvura. In football, the boys , Sakubva UBCYF beat Dangamvura won 5-1 and in the girls game, Sakubva beat Dangamvura 14-10.

We have arranged other games with Super Tigers for this weekend. We will be having lots of fun together!!!

Comment by doctor mabila on January 18, 2012 at 8:54am

Mutare is up and going for sure with no doubt about that. From the 11-16th of Jan 2012, Masi, Simon and Doc went to work in Sakubva and Dangamvura in Mutare where we spend much time with UBC, Super Tigers FC, Janex Queens FC and Dangamvura FC and literally there were more than 500 particiapants. It definitely went well where we held the major tournament on the 13th of Jan whereby Suoper Tigers had more than 150 participants and then finals between Super Tigers U/17 played against Janex Queens FC and Super Tigers lost by 2-0. And then the finals was UBC vs Super Tigers senior and UBC lost by 3-0. And on the 14th of Jan it was time to see UBC boys and girls singing as a choir in their church and then straight after we went to Dangamvura for soccer and netball match where the boys drew 2-2 and the girls won 14-2. And we spent much time with Terry, Glender, UBC leaders and content teaching all our programmes for their own benefit.

Comment by doctor mabila on January 12, 2012 at 3:01pm

Masi, Simon and Doc are Zim from yesterday the 11th of Jan 20122 till 16 Jan 2012. Everything is coming alright and our first day we hang out with the group from Sakubva UBcVYF and they were amazing and we played soccer in the bush.

Comment by doctor mabila on September 13, 2011 at 10:33am

How is my brother Teramai? Long time! I see Mutare United lost 4-1 to Buffaloes. What 's happening, bro! How is the choir. Did the Content change the singing group?

 

Comment by doctor mabila on August 24, 2011 at 1:13pm

Makumbe, How is it going in Mutare. you are quiet. How are the boys and the Youth Choir?

Keep us posted?

 

Comment by doctor mabila on April 27, 2011 at 9:56am

 

23 April 2011

 

IDASA

 

Dear Sir

RE: CONFIRMATION FOR DOCTOR MABILA

The above matter refers.

We hereby write to confirm that Doctor Mabila has been in Mutare from Tuesday, April 2011 to Sunday, April 2011. We have worked with him and benefitted a lot from him.

During his stay, he helped Mutare United Football Club immensely with coaching skills to our coaches. He also helped players with various modern football tactics as well as life-skills. He observed a lot of areas that he corrected in our team. Honestly, he left very high levels of morale in our team. He also helped us with money to top up on our transport hiring for a league game in Harare.

Furthermore, he visited the farm where we intend to construct the football club facilities and helped with ideas. He also visited Sakubva United Baptist Church Youth Fellowship Choir who are also engaging in several community programmes like hospital and prison visitations, assistance of widows and orphans to mention just but a few.

Doctor Mabila’s visit was very beneficial to the club and other areas mentioned above. We hope that he will continue with the good work that is impacting very positively to our community and others.

Yours sincerely,

 

Teramai Makumbe

Club Chairman

 

 

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Comment by teramai makumbe on April 20, 2011 at 6:50pm

What a day we had with Doc at the training ground!!!!

Comment by doctor mabila on December 27, 2010 at 4:52pm

Essay contest: is playing soccer a child right?

The 10th of December is International Human Rights Day. A day to celebrate the importance of human rights for freedom and peace around the world. On this day we also celebrate the Rights of the Child. The United Nations agreed that all the children in the world have the same rights. Children have the right to a safe home, to go to school, and to play. A very popular play in South Africa is soccer. It teaches you to cooperate with a
team, how to handle losing a game, and much more. During the World Cup this year, the whole world could see how important soccer is in South Africa.

Soccer is a way for young South Africans to develop, learn to express yourselves and prepare yourself for life. We believe in the power of soccer: yes""> young South Africans can exercise their right to play and develop their future. But what do we really know?? The Netherlands Embassy would like to hear your stories and challenges you to write about what playing soccer means to you. Did it give you opportunities that you otherwise would not have had? Do you think playing soccer is important to you and your development?

You can send your story of ½ to 1 page before 1 January 2010 yes"" to pre-pa@minbuza.nl. Please, mention your name and age. The best 5 essays will win an official Netherlands team jersey with your name on it
! So don’t hesitate and start writing!

Comment by doctor mabila on December 24, 2010 at 6:26pm

Comment by Fungai Bera on October 19, 2010 at 7:27pm

HELLO SOUTHERN AFRICA!!!! I LUV U.

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