adminKhune named Bafana captain
Bafana Bafana coach Gordon Igesund says Itumeleng Khune should work on his temper, now that he has been appointed as permanent captain of the national side. Igesund said yesterday he had spokenJunior athletes for CAA Southern Region Champs
Zecheaus Nemadire Cool Lifestyle ReporterTHE Confederation of African Athletics (CAA) southern region begins in Botswana today.
Zimbabwe is represented by both the senior and junior athletics teams among other 13 nations taking part at this year’s championships.
Unbeaten runs on the line in Division 1
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterFIVE Zifa Division One teams, including Moses Chunga’s high-flying Hippo Valley, will put their unbeaten runs on the line this weekend. DStv Rangers and DC Academy will be playing their Week
Zim coach at Everton
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorTHERE might be no Zimbabwean plying his trade at English Premiership side Everton but the country certainly has some representation there with a local coach currently working in the Merseyside club’s
Elections — Dangling the Mascot of Reforms
In the absence of a big, permeating idea, the two MDC formations shall continue to play round and round with the two Rs: reforms and registration. This is the more reason Zanu-PF will have to be
The majority of the Bosso and DeMbare fans are poor people, who sacrifice a lot, just to raise US$3 to watch their favourite football clubs
Given the state of our economy today, the income levels of a typical civil servant or informal trader and the high cost of living, you tend to understand those who are crying out, loud and clear, that US$50 for the jersey is way beyond their reach. It’s understandable because US$50
President Mugabe arrives in Japan
President Robert Mugabe arrived in Japan today to attend a major international conference on African development, and also hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The conference, the Fifth Tokyo International