HARARE – Young Warriors captain Wisdom Mutasa is confident his side will go to Swaziland this weekend and emerge with a result. Zimbabwe’s progress to the second round of the African Under-23 Championship qualifiers is in danger after the first leg 0-0 with Swaziland at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday. The Young Warriors now have an…
HARARE – Zimbabwe Under-18 coach Godwin “Jaws” Murambiwa has termed this year’s Old Mutual Craven Week team selected at the weekend as a ‘comprehensive side’. Murambiwa believes the squad dominated by Falcon College players has the experience to surpass the country’s previous outings at the age grade tournament in South Africa. The Paul Roos Gymnasium…
HARARE – Harare businessman, Farai Jere, has acquired an 80 percent stake in CAPS United in a move which gives him control of the country’s third largest football team. Former majority shareholder, Twine Phiri, will hold 20 percent in a new structure which is set to put an end to cash struggles and attendant poor…
HARARE – Being a cricket coach or administrator requires one to have passion for the game and if your intention is to gain monetary rewards then you are in the wrong profession. Walter Musakwa, the Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) development coach, is one person, who has dedicated his time to help fledgling cricketers realise their dream…
HARARE – Road running king Marco Mambo will be running with his back against the ropes at next weekend’s Comrades Marathon after picking up a calf injury that has hampered his preparation. The 90th edition of the race will be run on Sunday May 31, with Mambo, who finished fourth at the Comrades in 2012,…
HARARE – In the wake of Zimbabwe’s early exit from the Cosafa Senior Challenge Cup in South Africa, former national team players have voiced their concern. Most of the former Warriors players concur “the game is now in intensive care and needs everyone’s help to revive it”. Zimbabwe crashed out in embarrassing fashion after losing…
HARARE – In his prime Mark Manolios shared a drink with former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and embraced the sixth president of Pakistan Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq. If not in chairmen’s enclosures, he was somewhere in the world’s hallowed grounds, chatting with legendary cricket fast bowler Wasim Akram or catching up with Sachin Tendulkar, the biggest…
JOHANNESBURG – The Zimbabwe football finds itself in the news again and all for the wrong reasons. A number of disgruntled Zifa Council members took it upon themselves to read under-fire president Cuthbert Dube the riot act and apparently without reading and understanding the Constitution well, ‘booted him out of office’. It was a populist…
HARARE – As Suluman Chimbetu celebrates his 33rd birthday bash tonight at the Private Lounge in Harare, it is also important to highlight some of the young musician’s successes as both a musician and businessman. Dubbed “Sulu and friends”, the dendera musician’s celebrations will include fellow musicians Alick Macheso and Jah Prayzah. Born on May…
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s largest sugar producer, Tongaat Hulett, production declined by nine percent to 445 000 tonnes in the full year to March 2015 compared to 488 000 registered in the prior period due to low dam levels. Peter Staude, Tongaat Hulett group chief executive said the decline in sugar cane production was also as…
