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Zimbabwe national rugby team forced to sleep on the streets of Tunisia

The Zimbabwe rugby team has reportedly taken to sleeping on the streets of Tunisia allegedly as a result lack of funds.The Zimbabweans, who lost 45-36 to Kenya in a Rugby World Cup qualifier last weekend, are in the north African country t…

Published: 03 Jul 2018 at 09:54hrs | 21 | by News24

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