NDOLA, Zambia – Zimbabwe’s Mighty Warriors have arrived in Zambia brimming with confidence and determination as they prepare to battle for regional honours in the Four Nations Women’s Tournament this weekend.
The tournament, which brings together Zimbabwe, hosts Zambia, Kenya and Lesotho, presents another major opportunity for the Mighty Warriors to showcase their growing strength on the international stage. After an encouraging run in recent regional competitions, Zimbabwe’s women are eager to continue their rise and make a statement against some of Africa’s most competitive sides.
Head coach Sithethelelwe Sibanda believes the squad is ready for the challenge following an intensive training camp in Harare. The players have responded positively in preparation, displaying energy, discipline and a strong desire to represent the nation with pride.
Zimbabwe begin their campaign against Lesotho in a crucial semi-final clash. Victory would secure a place in the tournament final, where they could face either regional heavyweights Zambia or an ambitious Kenyan side.
The tournament comes at an important time for the Mighty Warriors as they continue building momentum for future continental and international assignments. Every match offers valuable experience, while also giving emerging talents the chance to prove themselves on a bigger stage.
Supporters back home will be watching closely as the team seeks to add another memorable chapter to Zimbabwean women’s football. With a blend of experienced campaigners and exciting young talent, the Mighty Warriors are determined to fly the national flag high.
The atmosphere in camp is one of belief and ambition. The players know the challenge ahead will be tough, especially against strong opposition on foreign soil, but they also understand the opportunity before them.
As the tournament kicks off in Ndola, one thing is certain: the Mighty Warriors are not travelling to make up the numbers. They have arrived with a mission—to compete, to inspire, and to bring silverware back to Zimbabwe.
All eyes now turn to the pitch as Zimbabwe’s football queens begin their quest for regional glory.
