Rahman Gumbo quits
Lovemore Dube, Sports Editor
RAHMAN Gumbo has quit as Warriors coach.
Gumbo is reported to have written to Zifa on Monday advising the national association that he was stepping down as national team coach. He said he had arrived at that decision for the good of the game in the same process taking responsibility for the Angola flop.
Mutepfa testifies in Rushwaya trial
Harare Bureau
Former Zifa board member Mwandibhuya Mutepfa yesterday accused his nephew and former boss Wellington Nyatanga of presiding over the destruction of the national football association.
Mutepfa said this while testifying in the ongoing trial of former Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya who is accused of corruptly concealing transactions from a principal.
Hundreds of DRC soldiers surrender to rebels
HUNDREDS of government soldiers and police in the Democratic Republic of Congo have surrendered to rebels at a stadium in Goma, the main city in the eastern North Kivu province.
Play-offs to determine Mat North Division Two winners
Ricky Zililo, Sports Reporter
PLAY-OFFS will determine which club from Matabeleland North will join Hwange’s Technosphere in the Southern Region Division One League.
Zifa Matabeleland North Division Two Soccer League Pool B winners Mbembesi’s Stars United will battle it out with Pool A runners-up Mkhosana of Victoria Falls in the play-offs set for 1 and 5 December.
Monoz unfazed
Harare Bureau
MONOMOTAPA assistant coach Nkululeko Dhlamini is hopeful that his side will win the Mbada Diamonds Cup on Saturday to show for their otherwise remarkable season.
The 2008 league champions face Castle Lager Premiership kings Dynamos, just a week after DeMbare successfully defended their league title after a breathtaking race against Highlanders.
Competition and law policy to be reviewed
Business Reporter
THE United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) will fund a three-year programme to review Zimbabwe’s Competition and Law policy.
In an interview from Harare, the Competition and Tariff Commission director Mr Alexander Kububa said the programme would start next year.
Blast hits diplomatic area of Afghan capital
A LARGE blast that was most likely a suicide bomb attack ripped through the heavily barricaded diplomatic area of the Afghan capital Kabul, a police official said, and there were an unknown number of casualties.
Gumede happy with 2012 soccer season
Peter Phiri, Sports Correspondent
Zimbabwean referees that did duty during the 2012 soccer season have been commended for doing their job professionally thereby contributing to the smooth running of the season’s soccer programme.
In an interview, Zifa vice president and also chairman of the referees committee, Ndumiso Gumede said referees had put up a splendid show.
Chasi arrested for murder
Temba Dube, Chronicle Reporter
RENOWNED black empowerment activist Sonny Chasi (72) has been arrested for allegedly killing his wife.
Chasi reportedly found his wife, Dorcas Chasi (41) six months pregnant when he was released from prison about three weeks ago.
Delay in marking Grade 7 exams deplorable
EDITOR — It is disturbing to note that up to now Grade 7 assistant examiners have not been invited to mark 2012 examinations despite the fact that the curtain…

