The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has resumed its constitutional review process in order to align its statutes to FIFA and CAF statutes and in line with changing times and complexities of the game. In a statement released today, ZIFA also hit back at its critics who
The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has approved the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA)’s application to proceed with participation at this year’s African Nations Championship (CHAN) tournament. The tournament which is reserved for players plying their trade in local leagues will be hosted in Cameroon from the
Nine Zimbabwe national soccer team players who are part of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) provisional squad have tested positive to COVID-19, the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has said. The team is preparing for the CHAN tournament to be hosted in Cameroon from January 16 to
Zimbabwe premier soccer league champions, FC Platinum have been dealt a major blow after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) turned down their request to have Dutch coach Pieter De Jongh sit on the bench during their champions league matches. The Dutchman does not have a
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
The under-fire local football mother body, Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) failed to appear before the parliamentary portfolio committee on Sport, Arts and Recreation to give oral evidence on the recent ban of the country's stadia by the Confederation of African Football (CAF). Mashonaland East legislator, Tatenda
ACTING Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Kazembe Kazembe said they will negotiate with the Confederation of African Football (CAF) as the country will not meet all the set requirement set by the continental body to host international matches. Responding to questions during the post
Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has been with immediate effect suspended from southern Africa’s soccer governing body, COSAFA for failure to fulfill payment of annual subscriptions, 263Chat can report. In a letter directed to ZIFA secretary general Joseph Mamutse, dated 20 January 2020, COSAFA secretary general Sue
Youth, Sports, Arts and Recreation Minister Kirsty Coventry Tuesday morning said she was livid with the way the football mother body, Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) is conducting its business and its lackadaisical approach to football matters. In a series of tweets, the angry Coventry accused ZIFA
The troubled Zimbabwean sports fraternity has once again been thrown into deep murky waters after a recent ban on Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) by COSAFA for failing to pay a penalty fee. This latest development comes barely a week after the International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended
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