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HARARE – CAPS United legend Alois Bunjira’s son, Junior appears to be following in his father’s footsteps at Makepekepe just two months after signing for the club. It comes after the 20-year-old winger hogged the limelight on Thursday when the Green Machine defeated visitors Green Fuel FC 3-0 at Rufaro Stadium.
HARARE – CAPS United legend Alois Bunjira’s son Junior, finally made his debut two months after joining the Green Machine. Junior made a cameo appearance in United’s 1-1 draw with ZPC Kariba at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.
CAPS United legendary forward Alois ‘Gazza’ Bunjira has took to his Facebook page to express his anger following Chitungwiza Municipality’s recent proposal to dispose one of the town’s recreational facilities. According to a letter issued by Chitungwiza town council, dated 21 June 2023, signed by Acting Town Clerk, Japson Nemuseso, the Zengeza 5 football grounds are set to be disposed to the “Unified Councils Pension Fund”.
Former Warriors forward Alois Bunjira has slammed the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for its decision to bar the Zambian Women’s Senior National Team skipper Barbra Banda from participating at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations tournament that is already underway in Morocco.
ZIFA competitions and communications manager Xolisani Gwesela has rubbished claims by former player forward Alois Bunjira that the Warriors travelled from Gaborone to Francistown by road.
Former CAPS United and Warriors striker Alois ‘Zola” Bunjira has paid tribute to Prophet Passion Java’s mother, Senator Christine Java, following her death on Sunday morning, saying she played a ‘motherly role” in his and friend Stewart “Shutto” Murisa’s footballing journeys.
Kaizer Chiefs forward Khama Billiat has been urged to return to Mamelodi Sundowns by compatriot Alois Bunjira after an indifferent 2019/20 season.
Former Warriors skipper, Benjani Mwaruwari, has thrown his weight behind Alois Bunjira to be the next ZIFA president.
Following a career-threatening injury at his speedy, goal-scoring peak in the trailblazing 1996 CAPS United team’s history defining season, Alois Bunjira says he thought his football career was over, but the full recovery and award winning season he clocked the next season remains a highlight of his life and career.
Retired footballers believe it’s time for them to have a bigger say, in the administration of the domestic game, and they should unite for that cause.