Seeded Herentals to know CAF opponents
Tadious Manyepo Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S representatives in the Women’s CAF Champions League Cosafa qualifiers Herentals Queens have been seeded ahead of today’s draw. The tournament takes place at the…
WATCH: Katsande says could take Bosso job some day
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub FORMER Kaizer Chiefs enforcer Willard Katsande, is quietly positioning himself for a coaching role at Highlanders, hinting that the pressure-cooker environment at Amakhosi was ideal…
Benza’s magic wins critical acclaim
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter HERENTALS midfielder Innocent Benza has always faced scathing criticism. He stands accused of playing the game beyond the “acceptable age threshold.” Benza turned 54 two months…
A new era for Kwekwe United
Curtworth Masango Zimpapers Sports Hub RELEGATION-THREATENED Kwekwe United’s president Phil Makekera is relinquishing a significant portion of his shares in the club and distributing them freely to the local community…
Popopo transforms Agama’s fortunes
Tadious Manyepo Zimpapers Sports Hub AGAMA coach Paul “Popopo” Chimalinzeni says he just had to install the right software in the players when he arrived at the ambitious Northern Region…
THE UNTHINKABLE . . . Eighth-placed ZPC can still go down
BY end of season, ZPC Kariba can easily wave goodbye to the Castle Lager Premier Soccer league depending on how they perform in the last 10 games.
Golf World Cup qualification boost for Zim
ZIMBABWE’S qualification for the World Amateur Golf Team Championship, set to be held in Singapore from October 5-11, has given local tournaments credence and will go a long way in improving the local game.
New athletics coaching courses bring sports science
Innocent Kurira, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) is rolling out a new wave of coaching courses this August, aiming to modernise how the country develops…
DeMbare fans to continue protests from terraces
DYNAMOS supporters say although the boycott of home games has ended, they will continue with the protests in the terraces to force the club’s management to address challenges.
Luphahla in bold declaration
SIMBA Bhora coach Joel Luphahla has warned competitors in the championship race that they have to step up their game if they entertain aspirations of wrestling the championship from his side.










