Themba Gorimbo openly criticizes Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry, demanding improved leadership and better sports governance in Zimbabwe.
Oluwatosin Alabi

Oluwatosin Alabi
Oluwatosin Racheal Alabi, an accomplished journalist, boasts of a pivotal year with Insight Links Media where she held the esteemed role of an international correspondent. Specializing in amplifying global stories, Oluwatosin stands out as a skilled writer and a vibrant, articulate speaker. Her unmatched zeal for journalism, combined with her audacious reporting style, distinguishes her in the realm of contemporary journalism. Advocating for truth and transparency, she continuously strives to bring unbiased and relevant narratives to the forefront.
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UFC sensation Themba Gorimbo challenges Zimbabwe’s sports authorities, demanding the right to wear national colors. His outspoken critique against Minister Kirsty Coventry sparks a heated debate on athlete representation.
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