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Sheasham FC Player Frank Bushiri Dies in Road Traffic Accident

Sheasham FC player Frank Bushiri has died following a road traffic accident that occurred near Regina Mundi High School on Sunday morning, plunging the club and the wider football community into mourning.

 

According to preliminary reports, Bushiri was driving alone when he lost control of his vehicle, which veered off the road and collided with a tree. The impact was severe, resulting in fatal injuries.

 

Early indications suggest that the footballer may have been involved in a separate traffic incident shortly before the fatal crash, in which his vehicle allegedly struck another car from behind before leaving the scene. Moments later, his vehicle reportedly veered off the roadway and crashed.

 

The collision was of such force that both the vehicle and the tree were extensively damaged.

 

Police have not yet released an official statement, and investigations are ongoing to establish the full circumstances surrounding the accident.

 

Bushiri previously turned out for TelOne FC and Shabanie Mine FC before joining Sheasham FC. His death has sent shockwaves through the local football fraternity.

The Zimbabwe Times

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