BY Anesu Chakanetsa
QUIET they were during the pre-season workouts and hungry they looked on the field of play.
Caps United, the Green Machine looked smart, both with the ball as well as attire and made a decent start to the season, beating Manica Diamonds 2-0...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
IT continues to be a busy schedule for Zimbabwe cricket.
Just like what is happening with football, though the script might be different, Cricket Zimbabwe had endured pain in the rain, but have defied all odds.
Coming from the barbaric whims of political sabotage...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
THE 2023 Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League season, which kicks off on March 18, promises nothing but fireworks.
It’s a combination of science and geography, a mix of everything to prove possibilities.
It’s Sheashum constructed, oiled with fine Greenfuels, switched on by Hwange and ZPC...
By Sheldon Hakata
SPORT is an essential part of our lives and a foundation to positive living.
It assists in developing confidence and completing a personality while keeping our bodies fit and increasing mental sharpness.
Sport helps us learn to tackle problems in life and how to...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
BULAWAYO will host the AfroCan and AfroBasket basketball qualifiers at the ZITF (Hall 3) from February 20 to February 28 2023 .
Some teams in the region have confirmed their participation.
Angola, Zambia, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe will compete in the Women’s AfroBasket Zone Six...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
THE transfer business in Europe has really gone to the dogs, to the extent other level-headed Europeans are now realising (like The Patriot before them) that these football economics have the potential to kill the game forever.
There will never be any balance...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
ON January 18 1963, Dynamos Football Club was born.
Over the years, the nation’s biggest team has had its highs and lows.
Currently, they seem to be suffering from the latter phenomenon, especially for the past five-or-so years
In January alone, Dynamos made 10 new...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
RONALDINHO did the elastic dribble with his legs, but Marvel Samaneka did it with the head; a skill that was just out of this world.
Cry our beloved past that has a deep void in keeping records that always continue to get Africa...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
“TAKAVA nerufaro muRufaro nekuda kwaRufaro.”
That was an exclusive pun from the late President Robert Mugabe after Rufaro Muchingura played the tournament of her life in 2011.
She had scored a winner for the Mighty Warriors in the final against Banyana Banyana of South...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
LIKE St Paul’s Musami triumph to Premier League glory in 1966 and Kirsty Coventry’s rise in the Sydney waters in the 2000 Olympics, Morocco has been the surprise package of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
And the search engines of people were busy...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
MOST Zimbabwean fans following the world soccer jamboree sided with Sub-Saharan nations that qualified for the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
Unfortunately, all of them have since fallen by the wayside.
And when ‘The Lions of Teranga’ (Senegal), were being mauled by the 'Three Lions'...
By Anesu Chakanetsa
THE quadrennial World Cup finally kicked off on Sunday.
It has not been a smooth road for the hosts Qatar to finally get to this day where the Western media, like always, has been making noise over so-called abuse of ‘human rights’ in...
