GLOQUEENS 👑 _Tuesday Spotlight: Zimbabwe’s Mighty Warriors_ This Tuesday, GloQueens honors the *Mighty Warriors* — Zimbabwe’s women’s national football team and trailblazers for women’s sport in Africa. *Why they matter:* Formed in 1991, they were one of the first to put Southern Africa on the map in women’s football. They made history as the first Zimbabwean team to play at the *2016 Rio Olympics*, and won the *COSAFA Women’s Championship in 2011*. *Right now:* The team is rebuilding under head coach Sithethelelwe Sibanda and captain *Emmaculate Msipa*. They recently reached the finals of the Women’s 4-Nations tournament in Zambia, beating Lesotho 3-1 along the way. *Key players leading the charge:* - *Emmaculate Msipa*: Captain & midfielder, playing club football in Israel - *Rutendo Makore*: Veteran striker with years of experience - *Ethel Chinyerere*: Forward and former local Footballer of the Year - *Ruvimbo Mucherera*: Striker in Israel, the only Mighty Warrior to play in the UEFA Women’s Champions League The Mighty Warriors show what happens when Zimbabwean women step on the pitch with grit, skill, and pride. They’re not just playing football — they’re opening doors for the next generation. #GloQueens #MightyWarriors #ZimFootball