YABO IN BULLISH MOOD IN TITLE RACE
N’OMBEYAORA coach Nesbert ‘Yabo’ Saruchera is bullish about his team’s prospects in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One championship race.
‘IMatabeleland Warriors ingcono kuleHighlanders’
Brandon Moyo KULEZINSUKU kugcwala phamu enkundleni yeHartsfield ngoba ukubukela umdlalo we-rugby sekujabulisa inengi labantu koBulawayo. Ngaphandle kokubukela ubungcitshi lethalenta labadlali, abathandi bomdlalo bakholisa lokuchitha isikhathi endaweni eletha ukukhululeka, elokuthula. Ukwanda…
Zifa, stakeholders pitch gets Fifa nod
Veronica Gwaze, Zimpapers Sports Hub FIFA has been impressed by Zimbabwe’s renewed push to revive women’s football following a series of robust stakeholder consultation meetings spearheaded by the Zimbabwe Football…
PREMIER NETBALL LEAGUE TAKES A BREAK
THE Premier Netball League will take a month’s mid-season break following an intensive two-day bubble in Mutare last weekend.
MASSIVE DEVELOPMENT FOR LADY CHEVRONS
ZIMBABWE Women will make their historic debut in the ICC Women’s Championship when they tour New Zealand for a white-ball series early next year.
UPhuthi uthengwa ngelinye iqembu eNgilandi
Nkosilathi Sibanda UMDLALI wenguqu wakuleli uJoey Phuthi usedlalela i-Eastbourne Borough eNgilandi kulandela ukutshiya kwakhe iqembu leSheffield Wednesday ngoNkwenkwezi. Iqembu le-Eastbourne Borough lincintisa kuNational League South, iligi yesithupha kanobhutshuzwayo weNgilandi. UPhuthi,…
PNL takes a breather
THE Premier Netball League will take a month-long mid-season break following an intensive two-day bubble in Mutare last weekend.
I WON’T STOP
LONDON. – Alex Iwobi was held by his uncle’s team-mate and Ballon d’Or king Ronaldinho as a child.
Tagara lauds pioneering coach Aaron Whyte
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) president Tendai Tagara has commended Harare Athletics Board chairman Aaron Whyte for attaining a marathon route marker’s qualification.…
International promoter hails Zim boxing potential
AS the clock ticks towards another international bonanza in Harare, it has emerged that a boxing promoter based in Mauritius, who also runs a sports management firm that looks after 30 athletes across Africa, is willing to invest in Zimbabwean talent.











