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Manyuchi mocks challenger Abduqaxorov

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HARARE – World Boxing Council (WBC) silver welterweight champion Charles Manyuchi is not reading much into his opponent’s perfect record declaring himself as an undisputed champion. Speaking at a press briefing in Singapore yesterday ahead of next week’s fight against Qudratillo Abduqaxorov of Uzbekistan at OCBC Arena, Manyuchi said the Singaporean people should brace themselves…

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New era dawns for Caf

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HARARE – Ahmad Ahmad is the new Confederation of African Football president after stunning the long-serving Issa Hayatou in yesterday’s elections in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Madagascar Football Association president polled a total of 34 votes against Hayatou’s 20 to stun the entire continent. Hayatou had been in office since 1988 and over the years,…

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It’s a baby boy, says Bev

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HARARE – Controversial dancer Beverly “Bev” Sibanda says a recent scan revealed that she is carrying a baby boy. Bev, who attracted national attention recently after claiming that she was carrying musician Andy Muridzo’s baby, said she consulted a doctor last week. “Shaa I was told it’s a boy. I am experiencing some funny sickness,…

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Chimbetu ‘son’ to launch new album

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HARARE – Musician Chamson Boroma, 39, believed to be among several children sired out of wedlock by late dendera legend Simon Chimbetu, will launch his seventh album titled Tinochema Navo at Jazz 24/7 in the capital tonight. Boroma’s paternity has always been a contentious issue among the Chimbetus because the late dendera legend never publicly…

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Ex-police officer bemoans Zim rot

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HARARE – Retired Zimbabwe Republic Police officer (ZRP) Crispen Muvuti, pictured, has released a poem titled Save Our Souls which bemoans the deterioration  of social and economic life in Zimbabwe mainly due to lack of proper political leadership. The poem blames the current political leadership as the source of all the problems bedevilling the country.     …

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Phoenix, Hre Male Voice choirs to hold concerts

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HARARE – The Phoenix and Harare Male Voice Choirs will present a sacred choral bouquet at Loyola Hall, St George’s College in Harare on April 8 and 9. The Harare Male Voice Choir, formed by members of the Royal Air Force stationed at Cranborne Barracks, in Harare in 1941, is widely regarded as the oldest…

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Zimbabwe cricket in danger?

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HARARE – Zimbabwe’s fight to remain as one of the top flight Test-playing nations could be in jeopardy following the surprise resignation of ICC chairperson Shashank Manohar yesterday. Manohar, the first independent ICC chairperson not affiliated to any board, was elected unopposed in May last year for a two-year term. In his brief stay at…

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CAPS increase gate charges

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HARARE – In a bid to recoup costs of taking part in the taxing African Champions League, CAPS United have hiked gate charges for Sunday’s match against TP Mazembe at the National Sports Stadium.   Makepekepe will host the DR Congo champions for the second leg of the final qualifier with the tie delicately poised at…

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Caf to discipline Chiyangwa

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HARARE – The Confederation of African Football (Caf) says it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Zifa president Philip Chiyangwa for “attacking the honour” of the Cairo-based organisation. Caf reached the decision at their Executive Committee meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on Tuesday ahead of today’s presidential elections. “In addition, the Caf Executive Committee unanimously recommended…

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D-Day for Hayatou

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HARARE – Their campaign trails have been all about tough-as-nails talk that will pull African football from the abyss of corruption, but candidates angling for the biggest football job on the continent cannot help but tremble before the vote is cast today. If anything, anxiety is running high in Ethiopia’s capital of Addis Ababa where…

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