Where are they now – Paul Gundani
From the 1970’s to the mid 90’s, Ziscosteel was renowned as one of the country’s most entertaining PSL sides. Their type of soccer, christened “touch-me-not”, was...
7.11.2012
11:35
7.11.2012
11:32
From the terraces
Asiagate...
7.11.2012
11:28
Best of the best – Boy Ndlovu
He will go down in history as the country’s most skilful player of all time –...
7.11.2012
11:24
De Sa praises Chinyama
Orlando Pirates coach, Roger de Sa, has heaped praise on the club’s Zimbabwean signing, Takesure Chinyama....
7.11.2012
11:23
ZIFA is spot-on: Rusike
South African-based forward, Matthew Rusike, has fully supported the recent decision by ZIFA to disband the...
7.11.2012
10:16
Will PSL export battered image?
The Zimbabwean Premiership and professionalism - will they ever meet? While many are still celebrating the...
31.10.2012
8:38
Best of the Best – Kevin Maseko
Kevin Maseko and his brother, Fortune, sunk many teams when they played for Tongogara and switched...
31.10.2012
8:30
From the terraces
ZIFA...
31.10.2012
8:29
Chipembere Queens axe executive
Women premier soccer league outfit, Chipembere Queens, has disbanded its executive in a moves aimed at...
31.10.2012
8:27
Where are they now? Carlos Max
“Murehwa” was a popular nickname given to white and mixed-race soccer players in Zimbabwe’s yesteryears, but...
31.10.2012
8:23
More enemies than friends: Gumede
ZIFA Vice President, Ndumiso Gumede, said recently that his role in the sticky “Asiagate” had made...
