By Takudzwa Tondoya History making and Zimbabwe’s most decorated Olympian Kirsty Coventry has officially taken the helm of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) becoming the first woman ever to lead the global sporting body. Coventry (41) assumed office today, replacing outgoing president Thomas Bach of Germany who
Youths who are excelling in various sectors were last week honoured at a glamorous event held in the capital and organised by 4-H Zimbabwe and the SAYWHAT Organisation. The awards winners were across sectors including Mining, Sports, Agriculture, Arts, Tourism, innovation, Entrepreneurship, Academic Excellence, Social Responsibility,
Youth, Sport, Art and Recreation Minister, Kirsty Coventry has accused the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) of dismally failing to run football affairs in the country resulting in an embarrassing ban on all local stadia by the Confederations of African Football (CAF). Last month CAF ordered ZIFA
Following the Confederation of African Football (CAF) decision to ban all local stadia from hosting international matches, Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Kirsty Coventry has revealed that government has engaged various stakeholders to upgrade Barbourfields and National Sports Stadiums and work has already
Zimbabwe will this month host the African Sporting Shooting Championships, the African Championship of Compak Sporting and the Bonaqua Troutbeck (ATU) Triathlon African Cup. Addressing journalists in Harare, Minister of Sports Arts and Culture, Kirsty Coventry said the Triathlon African Cup to be held on 22
Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry has fired warning shots at the current Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president Phillip Chiyangwa who is desperately tailoring a one-man race for the football governing body elections slated for early December. Posting on her Twitter account yesterday,
The Gorindemabwe Frontier has released the 2018 list of 100 most influential young Zimbabweans under the age of 40. According to Gorindemabwe founder, Walter Chimene, the exclusion of prominent figures such as Movement for Democratic Change leader, Nelson Chamisa, Star FM presenter, Pathisani Sibanda and
The new Minister of Sport, Youth, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry has outlined her plans and first targets to be pursued in her first week in office. She joins Professor Mthuli Ncube from Ministry of Finance as the two technocrats in President Emmerson Mnangagwa's new cabinet
New Sport, Arts, Recreation Minister and Olympic gold medalist Kirsty Coventry will make her maiden appearance as a cabinet minister at a gospel music festival at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) tonight. The interdenominational gospel music event, called ‘Call To Worship’, is a praise and
Seven-time Olympic medalist and now Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry is unfazed by the prospects of being in a sporting jungle dominated by big and egocentric personalities. Coventry who is one of the five non-elected cabinet ministers who form part of President
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