Following the announcement on gate fee changes to the critical match tonight between Zimbabwe Warriors and Leopards of Democratic Republic of Congo at National Sports Stadium, football lovers have expressed mixed feelings on the astounding move by Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). ZIFA has pegged five dollars
In his album set for release on a date yet to be announced African roots musician, sculptor and business-man Bryn 'Sekurutau' Mteki has introduced business tycoon and Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) President Dr Philip Chiyangwa onto the music scene with a song collaboration. Speaking to 263Chat,
Chimurenga music sensation and sculptor cum-businessman, Bryn Taurai Mteki popularly known as Sekurutau has launched a purified water brand named 'MVURA' as part of his BrynBrands in a move aimed at expanding his business empire. The move comes in handy following continued desperation for clean water
New details behind the cancellation of the highly anticipated match between the Zimbabwean Warriors and their Zambian counterparts, have emerged ,with Zambian authorities revealing that the match was not sanctioned by the football world governing body, FIFA. A statement released by the Football Association of Zambia
Losing candidate in the 2013 Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) presidential elections, Trevor Carelse Juul has lamented the poor administration of local football saying its time to have football people at the helm. By Leopold Munhende Juul was speaking during the launch of JMShortCat Foundation, owned by United
Veteran coach, Sunday Chidzambwa has been appointed to take charge of Zimbabwe warriors participation in the upcoming Council for East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA) to be held in Kenya from the 25th of November to the 9th of December. According to Zimbabwe Football Association
Local football fans have expressed concern over the manner in which football administrators are handling football issues in the country. From failure by clubs to introduce electronic payment systems to poor officiating and confusion between the functions of Premier Soccer League (PSL) and Zimbabwe Football
Zimbabwe national soccer team skipper, Dennis Dauda believes fans who turned up to watch Warriors match against the Brave Warriors of Namibia at the National Sports Stadium failed the nation after they booed goalkeeper Herbert Rusawo for missing a penalty. According to Dauda, the warriors fans
ZIFA president, Dr Philip Chiyangwa says he will contest in the association’s next elections warning anyone who dares challenge him will be viciously fought. Chiyangwa said he will seek a fresh mandate because he was currently finishing off the Cuthbert Dube executive’s term. The latest however seems to be a change of heart by
Warriors interim coach Norman Mapeza says there is still a long way to go before the country can start talking about qualifying for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations finals. Addressing journalists after the warriors dispatched hapless Liberia 3-0 at the National Sports Stadium, Mapeza said
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