Sports minister Coventry blamed for boxer Zimunya’s death
Veteran boxing administrator Richard Hondo has blamed the ministry of Sports for boxer Taurai Zimunya's death.
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Zambia’s 17-year-old referee gets Cosafa invitation
Zambian budding referee Raphael Mbotela has caught the eye of Cosafa who have invited him for the 2021 Under-17 Region V Games in Lesotho.
World leaders snub Mnangagwa’s address at COP26
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa will certainly be at the centre of online trolls once again after addressing another 'empty' global auditorium at the COP26 Summit in Glasglow.
VIDEO: President Mnangagwa speaking at the COP26 Summit
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa will certainly be at the centre of online trolls once again after addressing another 'empty' global audience at the COP26 Summit in Glasglow.
Dodo fired at CAPS United as Chitembwe linked with a return
Darlington Dodo has been sacked as Caps United coach after a poor run in the Chibuku Super Cup.
Sybeth Musengezi is a smart tortoise in Zanu PF, but who put him up there?
Sybeth Musengezi, the man who lodged a court application challenging President Emerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy as ZANU PF leader is smart but who is backing him.
CAPS United former star Gerald Phiri joins Sudanese giants
Former Caps United star midfielder Gerald Phiri has joined Sudanese giants Al Hilal.
Hadebe for Defender of the Season Award in United States
Zimbabwe defender Teenage Hadebe is in contention for two awards in the Major League Soccer in the United States just six months after signing for Houston Dynamo.
Zimbabwe In Stadium Crisis Ahead Of League Return
The return of the domestic in Zimbabwe after two years of inactivity due to Covid-19 faces a stadium crisis with most of the facilities failing to meet the minimum standards.
ExQ's Verified Milestone Album: The Long Journey to Stardom
One of the shining Zimbabwe musical stars is Mr Putiti, affectionately known as, Ex Q whose musical light has refused to either deem or fade over the past two decades.
