Ndlovu told Mmegi Sport that he hit a cow just after Dibete, but was lucky to escape unhurt but the car was badly damaged. "I was involved in an accident but I'm safe but the car was damaged. The accident happened just after Dibete," he said. Ndlovu lost his brother, legendary former Zimbabwe Warriors striker Adam, in an accident on December 16. His other brother, Peter, escaped unhurt from the same car crash which happened 20 kilometres outside Victoria Falls Town, while a friend they were travelling with also lost her life. Ndlovu left Gaborone late on Wednesday night after his team thrashed his former club Motlakase Power Dynamos 4-1 in a be MOBILE Premier League match at Molepolole Sports Complex.
He said he was travelling to his home to attend to some pressing personal business in Bulawayo.Ndlovu was expected back in Gaborone in time for Chiefs' Mascom Top 8 quarter-final return leg match against Mogoditshane Fighters this weekend. It was still unclear yesterday whether Ndlovu would still travel to Bulawayo and return for the match.
