Zimbabwe can be great - Keshi
Stephen Keshi has yet to be notified by Zimbabwe about the country’s coaching job, even though he was widely connected with the job in the media.
Bvute urges Olonga to return to Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE Cricket's managing director, Ozias Bvute, has invited former Zimbabwe cricketer Henry Olonga to return to the country and help with efforts to re-affirm Zimbabwe's standing in world cricket.
On the back of a tearful farewell Nengomasha back at Chiefs
JOHANNESBURG - Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung has revealed that midfielder Tinashe Nengomasha is back at Naturena.
Rushwaya charged with match-fixing
HARARE, — An internal tribunal of Zimbabwe's football federation on Tuesday charged its suspended chief executive on allegations of match-fixing linked to Asian betting syndicates.
ZIFA put Rahman Gumbo on the radar
The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has reportedly invited newly appointed Mochudi Centre Chiefs' coach, Rahman Gumbo to apply for the Warriors job.
Mwaruwari closes in on Blackburn Rovers move
Blackburn Rovers are considering a move for Benjani Mwaruwari following the Zimbabwe international's release by Manchester City.
Tinashe is Zimbabwe's great sprint hope
SINGAPORE - Usain Bolt was the reason he chose athletics over football. He religiously follows the Jamaican's every race and pores over every word written about him.
What does a central midfielder do in 2010?
It’s this year’s must-have for any side looking to finish near the top of the Premier League: a player who prompts the question, ‘What does he do?’
Reid reveals Palace and QPR interest in Bhasera
PLYMOUTH, UK - Plymouth manager Peter Reid has revealed the club have turned down an approach from Crystal Palace for defender Onismor Bhasera.
Rushwaya suspended
ZIFA Chief Executive officer Henrietta Rushwaya has been suspended following investigations into alleged match fixing scandals involving the national team and their betting syndicate accomplices in Asia.
Master Plan to save Zimbabwean football
OPINION - As clubs in the Zimbabwe PSL continue to sing the blues, it is now time for the league executive and ZIFA to show real leadership and innovation and explore some radical ideas that could save our football.
Olonga calls for Zimbabwe Test return
Exiled Henry Olonga, one of the most high-profile opponents to Robert Mugabe's regime, believes it is time for Zimbabwe to begin a gentle reintroduction to Test cricket.
Chunga In Talks With Dynamos
Harare, - Former Warriors captain Moses Chunga has opened negotiations for a possible return to Dynamos, the club that he used to play for and where he earned his fame.
Dynamos crushes to 2:0 home defeat
HARARE - Zambian International Given Singuluma celebrated his birthday a day early by scoring both goals Sunday as African Champions League holders TP Mazembe of DR Congo defeated Dynamos of Zimbabwe 2-0 in Harare.
Los prats de Barcelona
In replying to a comment on yesterday's blog, I got asked why I didn't say more about the Spanish cheating. Which is a fair question, I suppose, and as it was put in a polite manner, I'd like to answer it here and now:
Reggae artist Sugar Minott dies
KINGSTON, JAMAICA - Jamaican reggae artist and producer Sugar Minott died Saturday at age 54.
Rhaman Gumbo set for new lucrative challenge
GABORONE - Mochudi Centre Chiefs are said to be negotiating with Township Rollers' coach and former Zimbabwean International Rahman Gumbo in a bid to convince him to lead the Kgatleng giants next season.
Gumbo gets P150,000 bonus for winning Premier League
Township Rollers' coach, Rahman Gumbo has received a handsome bonus for leading the Gaborone side to the league and cup double last season.
Beast granted South African citizenship
Sharks prop Tendai Mtawarira, also known as Beast, has been granted South African citizenship and will now be eligible to play for the national rugby team, the sports ministry said on Friday.
South Africa vows to bring Olympic games to Africa
BLOEMFONTEIN - A successful hosting of the World Cup by South Africa should be the spur for a bid for a first African Olympics, the country's president Jacob Zuma told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Farai Chitseko
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03 September, 2010 11:16:00
The fact that you have changed the title shows your weaknesses and inadequacies as journos; which you are not. I have followed a lot of ...
Muchinda
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03 September, 2010 10:55:50
The world will always be divided on subject like these. If you read the Bible well about gifts in the Spirit, then you might have ...
maponga
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03 September, 2010 10:26:48
Nice one Shava
mwana wevhu
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03 September, 2010 10:14:55
For once guys hats off to Mugabe zvimwe zvinhu hazvidi kuitwa so these guys think there can waltz in and buy our situation and tell ...
Black Dragon
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03 September, 2010 10:07:10
This article is silly, in that it scatches the surface but thats all. The question you should be asking is why did Blair support Bush ...