Women's football in Zimbabwe is also riding a wave-crest of fine form. The Mighty Warriors, who had already booked a place at the Rio Olympics, will also be competing in the women's Africa Cup tournament in Cameroon. CCTV's Farai Mwakutuya looks ahead at what the team can expect from its two high-profile engagements later this year
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