Asiagate

Former Asiagate Investigating Committee chairman, Ndumiso Gumede says the body has been vindicated following the imposition of a life ban on player agent, Kudzanai (Kudzi) Shaba by Fifa for his role in the football betting scandal.
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By Austin Karonga Former Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya has declined to comment on her involvement in the latest Zimbabwe match-fixing scandal, insisting she is currently working with international law enforcement agents to trap…
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By Robson Sharuko and Eddie Chikamhi ZIFA have named their former chief executive, Henrietta Rushwaya, as part of a syndicate they claim has been involved in match-fixing in the past six years while the football controlling body have…
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ZIFA's bold decision to bring closure to the Asiagate saga by lifting the remaining sanctions meted out on a number of individuals has received the backing of FIFA, in a defining endorsement which ends one of domestic football’s darkest…
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By Steve Vickers The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has lifted all of the remaining match-fixing bans from the so-called "Asiagate" scandal. 85 players and officials were banned for activities around national team games…
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Former Dynamos captain Guthrie Zhokinyi says he is keen to re-join the Glamour Boys after he was cleared to play following his life ban for his involvement in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal.
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HARARE - Sunday Chidzambwa says he felt like a prisoner on death row, for the three years he carried the Asiagate ban load on his shoulders, and is relishing the freedom he has been given and will try to use it to make another mark on the…
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South African lawyers representing Zimbabwe international footballer Thomas Sweswe have accused Zifa of delinquency and violating the player’s rights in the Asiagate appeal process that remains stalled more than one-and-a-half years after…
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ZIFA vice-president Ndumiso Gumede has sensationally accused Fifa of “acting in bad faith’’ and claims that they could have long closed the Asiagate match-fixing saga had the world soccer governing body been “totally supportive’’ of the…
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