Zimbabwe Warriors Stuck
Harare, - Zimbabwe Football Association, ZIFA has failed to raise US$ 20 000 to send the national team to Swaziland and the Warriors are stuck in Harare and failure to fulfil the fixture could result in a blanket ban by the Conferderation of African Football (CAF).
Zimbabwean striker takes US citizenship, gets new contract
New England Revolution striker Kheli Dube returned from his offseason excursion to his native Zimbabwe to encounter a series of changes.
Arsenal posts another set of impressive Financial results
LONDON - As Portsmouth goes into Administration, Man Utd and Liverpool struggle with piling debts, Arsenal have announced pre-tax profits of £35.2 million and a significant reduction in debt for the six months ending Nov 30, 2009.
Tendulkar becomes first man ever to score 200 in ODIs
GWALIOR, India - India's Sachin Tendulkar became the first batsman to score a double century in one-day internationals on Wednesday.
Chiyangwa and Peter Ndlovu to buy Premeir league club
PREMIERSHIP outfit Kiglon Bird is up for sale with business mogul Phillip Chiyangwa, in partnership with Warriors legends Peter Ndlovu and Edzai Kasinauyo, leading the race to assume ownership of the club.
Former England player Alan Butcher appointed Zimbabwe coach
HARARE, Zimbabwe - Former England player Alan Butcher has been appointed Zimbabwe cricket coach.
Essien and Co. to set up World Cup base in Zimbabwe
HARARE, — West African soccer kingpins and 2010 African Cup of Nations finalists, Ghana, could relieve Zimbabwe's desperate attempts to lure a World Cup qualifying team to camp in the troubled southern African country before the tournament swings into life in South Africa in June, a Ghanaian government official said this week.
The mystery of Benjani transfers continues
LONDON - Zimbabwe striker Benjani Mwaruwari joined Sunderland from Manchester City on loan until the end of the season after the Premier League rubber-stamped the deal on Tuesday that was held up on transfer deadline day.
Zimbabwe in a crashing defeat to South Africa
DURBAN, South Africa - A much improved second-half showing earned 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa a 3-0 win over Zimbabwe on Wednesday in their first friendly match of the year
Liverpool wades into the race to sign Benjani
The Zimbabwe Mail understands Liverpool has entered the race to sign Zimbabwean International and Manchester City striker Benjani Mwaruwari following the collapse of a hostile persuit of Sunderland's Kenwyne Jones.
Peter Ndlovu To Call It A Day
Harare - Controversial and legendary former Zimbabwe captain Peter Ndlovu is set to hang his boots on July 11 to concentrate on an “undisclosed” business concern.
South Africa's World Cup countdown starts against Zimbabwe
DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA - Expectations will be high when hosts South Africa launch their 2010 World Cup countdown with a friendly against neighbours Zimbabwe on Wednesday.
Chiyangwa bankrolling Gwindi for ZIFA Chairmanship
Harare - Controversial Zanu PF businessman Philip Chiyangwa has extended his interests to football and is backing Lesley Gwindi's bid for the ZIFA Presidency.
Bhasera close to QPR move
Kaizer Chiefs team manager Bobby Motaung said Onismor Bhasera is close to joining English Championship side Queens Park Rangers.
Zimbabwean boxer now faces man who stunned Mike Tyson
(BBC) - British heavyweight champion Danny Williams will now meet Derek Chisora on 13 February at Wembley Arena after Sam Sexton was forced to withdraw injured.
South Africa win fourth test to level series
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa won the fourth and final test by an innings and 74 runs on Sunday, bowling England out for 169 just before lunch on the fourth day at the Wanderers to level the series at 1-1.
Zimbabwe shows signs of return to Tests
Harare - After seven years in the cricket wilderness Zimbabwe is at last showing real potential for a possible return to full Test status.
Five-wicket Steyn bowls England out for 180
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - England had no answer to the pace of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel as they were skittled for 180 on the first day of the fourth and final test against South Africa on Thursday.
SA World Cup 2010: Ticket prices keep Africans away
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa 2010 World Cup organizing committee is a worried lot. Less than 100 000 tickets have been sold in Africa and even Bafana Bafana games are currently undersubscribed.
Manchester United reveal their worst nightmares
The deepest, darkest fears of Manchester United’s owners have been laid bare in a 322-page document circulated among potential investors in their proposed £500 million bond issue.
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Tovera Pamuchakata
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13 March, 2010 01:04:37
Mugabe has 10 farms, some reserved for kids who are failing school,and others for children from other marriages.
The same goes for hisMinisters, the Madzongwes and ...
chanakira decendant
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13 March, 2010 12:58:48
RIP Sekuru
Idiots
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12 March, 2010 06:44:08
Tembo na Souljah you are obviously stooges of Zanu PF feeding off of the crumbs from Zanu PF looters that's why you have verbal diarhoea. ...
ryton dzimiri
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12 March, 2010 05:28:04
The truth has been missed in this 85% correct educated article. Mr Mkodzongi, in 1979 Lanchester house talks, one of the reasons why the British ...
on
12 March, 2010 05:23:22
The CIA played a role in putting Mandela in power and SA is the creation of the USA. Why is it they killed the likes ...