David Mandigora

The Dynamos Football Club family is mourning yet again following the death of one of DeMbare’s greatest sons, Simon Sachiti yesterday.
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Warriors legend Sunday Chidzambwa yesterday said his family has been devastated, following the death of his brother, Misheck, an icon of Zimbabwean football.
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Chipinge-born Dynamos legend, Lovemore ‘Thula’ Mapuya — whose historic Class of 98 squad reached the CAF Champions League semi-final under David ‘Yogi’ Mandigora — says the former DeMbare gaffer was a cool-headed father figure who signed…
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ZIFA have written to the Sports and Recreation Commission requesting the conferment of national hero status to the late Dynamos and national team football legend David ‘‘Yogi’’ Mandigora.
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Warriors and Dynamos legend David Mandigora has died. He was 64.
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By Danai Chitakasha Let me pick a few legends who played this role to perfection and give them their bells. Because of limited space, I will look at the 10 whom I watched, heard or read about.
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The battle of the Zambezi will, for the first time, miss the important ingredient, which usually fires it, when Zimbabwe host Zambia in an AFCON qualifier next month.
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FORMER Dynamos and Highlanders striker Makwinji “Kwinji 15’ Soma-Phiri yesterday handed over the money raised by former Zimbabwean players based in the United Kingdom to help David Mandigora who recently had his leg amputated. Soma-Phiri…
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AT least $1 077 was raised from the David Mandigora fund-raising football match in Birmingham, England, on Saturday. The legendary Mandigora recently had his leg amputated and former Zimbabwean players, who are based in the UK, decided to…
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The country’s football legends are set to renew their romance with the ball in honour of their own as they seek to raise funds for Dynamos legend and former Warriors linkman David “Yogi” Mandigora, whose leg was amputated last month due to…
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