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Former Warriors Striker Tendai Ndoro Laid to Rest in Bulawayo

Former Warriors Striker Tendai Ndoro Laid to Rest in Bulawayo
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The football community and well-wishers gathered in large numbers yesterday to bid farewell to Tendai Ndoro, the former Warriors striker, at his burial held at West Park Cemetery in Bulawayo. The funeral service took place earlier at the Bulawayo Amphitheatre, drawing hundreds of mourners from across the country.

Ndoro, who passed away at the age of 40, was widely respected for his speed and goal-scoring prowess during his playing career, which left a lasting mark on Zimbabwean football. His contributions to both club and national teams earned him admiration from fans, teammates, and football officials alike.

The memorial service was filled with heartfelt tributes, reflecting on Ndoro’s impact both on and off the pitch. His passing has left a deep void in the sporting community, with many remembering him as a dedicated athlete and a cherished figure in Zimbabwe’s football history.

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