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Zimbabwean Women Turn to Sports Betting to Fight Poverty

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Desperate to escape the grip of poverty, Zimbabwean women are turning to sports betting as a survival strategy. Many see it as their only hope in a country struggling with economic instability. What was once a pastime for men has now drawn women in large numbers, with many visiting betting shops twice a day, placing wagers on popular options.

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Women have taken a collective approach to sports betting, forming groups to analyze past results and share winnings. Some even rely on dreams for their number choices. These women view betting as a side hustle or business opportunity, with one regular gambler, ‘MaNdlo’, sharing how her winnings help cover expenses for her scone and cupcake business.

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As more women embrace betting as a means of survival, concerns remain about its long-term impact. Sports analyst Praise Dumi Dhlakama warns that sports betting is addictive and can lead to mental health issues and stress. With authorities yet to regulate the industry, it remains to be seen whether this trend will continue to rise or eventually subside.

 

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Zimbabwean Women Turn to Sports Betting to Fight Poverty

Desperate to escape the grip of poverty, Zimbabwean women are turning to sports betting as a survival strategy. Many see it as their only hope in a country struggling with economic instability. What was once a pastime for men has now drawn women in large numbers, with many visiting betting shops twice a day, placing wagers on popular options.

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Women have taken a collective approach to sports betting, forming groups to analyze past results and share winnings. Some even rely on dreams for their number choices. These women view betting as a side hustle or business opportunity, with one regular gambler, ‘MaNdlo’, sharing how her winnings help cover expenses for her scone and cupcake business.

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As more women embrace betting as a means of survival, concerns remain about its long-term impact. Sports analyst Praise Dumi Dhlakama warns that sports betting is addictive and can lead to mental health issues and stress. With authorities yet to regulate the industry, it remains to be seen whether this trend will continue to rise or eventually subside.

 

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