Bruce Kangwa

Unattached speedy and versatile defender Bruce Kangwa is reportedly eyeing a reunion with his former paymasters Highlanders FC seven years after leaving them for Tanzanian giants Azam FC.
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Tanzanian Premier League outfit Azam FC have parted ways with versatile player and club captain Bruce Kangwa seven years after he joined from Highlanders FC in Zimbabwe.
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Tanzania-based Zimbabwean utility player Bruce Kangwa has extended his stay at Azam FC by a further 12 months.
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While the Tanzanian Vodacom Premier League resumed this past weekend, second-placed Azam left-back Bruce Kangwa remains locked down in Zimbabwe as there are no flights from the country due to the Covid-19 lockdown.
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Ex-Highlanders footballer Bruce Kangwa, who quietly sneaked into the country in March from his Tanzania base, is happy to be stuck at home during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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“Perseverance is failing 19 times and succeeding on the 20th,” Julie Andrews once said, and these words certainly ring true when one considers the fate of Tanzania-based former Highlanders utility player Bruce Kangwa.
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Former Highlanders’ utility player Bruce Kangwa has extended his stay at Tanzania’s topflight league outfit Azam FC by another two years.
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Zimbabwean players are generally not known for investing for life after football, let alone acquiring property at the peak of their careers or just buying a house for a roof over their heads.
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By Eddie Chikamhi ACES Youth Soccer Academy, the institution that groomed Wisdom Mutasa, believes the player's move to Tanzania isn't the best decision for his career. Mutasa signed for newly-promoted side Singida United together with…
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The departures of utility player Bruce Kangwa and striker Knox Mutizwa have had a negative impact on Highlanders according to Bosso chief executive officer Ndumiso Gumede.
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