You become what you see

Bishop Dr Bartholomew Manjoro
Today, I will share with you on the power of seeing. Someone once said that many people look, but very few people see. When you look at something, you just browse through and don’t even make a mental note of it, but when you see you get right into the core of it, you digest it and

10 schools vie for honours at handball tournament

Sports Reporter
TEN schools will today converge at Danhamombe High School in Chivi to take part in the Masvingo inter-district handball tournament. Nine schools from Masvingo Province will take part in this tournament while Kwekwe High School from Midlands will be the guest team. Rufaro High School, Mukaro

Mhofu’s lawyers challenge fee

Sports Reporter
LAWYERS representing Sunday Chidzambwa have written to Fifa and Zifa saying the US$6 000 fee, for a case to be heard by the Special Appeals Committee set up by the association to hear Asiagate cases, is prohibitive and makes it virtually impossible for someone to contest the sanctions

Sharuko appeals life ban as Fifa invite him to World Cup

Sports Reporter
Herald Senior Sports Editor Robson Sharuko yesterday filed his papers with the Zifa Appeals Committee challenging the decision by the association’s board to slap him with a lifetime ban from all football-related activities in this country. Zimbabwe Newspapers, the parent company

Arubi tips DeMbare

Sports Reporter
REIGNING Soccer Star of the Year Washington Arubi believes he has settled well at his new base in Pretoria as a new king is set to be selected today to take-over from the former Dynamos goalkeeper. Arubi collected a hat-trick of accolades last year when he was crowned the best goalkeeper from

DeMbare’s big win

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
CHAMPIONS Dynamos remained on course for the defence of their title yesterday after winning an important boardroom battle when the Commercial Arbitration Centre quashed Hwange’s bid to have the result of their controversial match against the Glamour Boys nullified. Hwange

We have very little choice, at this stage, but to conclude that Zifa has failed us and the starting point, as we move forward, should not be the dissolution of the Warriors, but the dissolution of the board.

Milton Nyamadzawo
For decades, football has acted as a peacemaking tool, as a proponent of human welfare in Zimbabwe, Africa and all over the world.
Didier Drogba has been instrumental in peacemaking and humanitarian efforts in Cote d’Ivoire. George Weah bankrolled the Liberian national team for many years.
Michael Essien has donated millions to help poor people in his native Ghana. Nigerian star Nwankwo Kanu, has a Foundation, which doesn’t focus on producing the best players but to help sick children all over the continent.

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