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'Raw Meat' Sibanda dies

Zimbabwe's football fraternity is mourning the passing of legendary former Warriors and CAPS United defender Charles "Raw Meat" Sibanda, who died in Harare yesterday afternoon. He was 70.Sibanda passed away around midday at Mbuya Dorcas Ho…

Published: 22 Oct 2025 at 08:08hrs | | by Staff reporter

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