YOUNG AFRICAN leadership has expressed shock over their slippery winger Mrisho Ngassa’s move to South African Premier League side Free State Stars FC.
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YOUNG AFRICAN leadership has expressed shock over their slippery winger Mrisho Ngassa’s move to South African Premier League side Free State Stars FC.
FORM two student Habib Mwaita of Azania Secondary School, started playing squash last November.
SIMBA members will go to the polls today to pick new leadership that will be in charge of the Msimbazi Street team for the next four years.
BRAZILIAN coach Marcio Maximo has expressed his determination to put Young Africans on the international map, after inking a two-year contract to train the Mainland Premier League giants.
