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Warriors coach Sunday “Mhofu” Chidzambwa is ruing injuries that continue to affect his planning ahead of crucial back-to-back matches against DRC next week. Hitman Evans Rusike was ruled out on Monday after injuring himself while playing for SuperSport United in the MTN8 final on Saturday.
Bulawayo Chiefs head coach Garthly Chipuka has blamed lack of proper strikers’ development in the country as the main reason for lack of goals.Many teams, especially the so called small teams, generally struggle for consistent goalscorers.
Bloemfontein Celtic and Warriors full back Ronald Pfumbidzai believes the back-to-back clashes against DR Congo are a stern test in the AFCON 2019 qualifiers campaign“Basically it is a good game though difficult. DRC is a very strong side and will not underrate them,” he said.
Warriors and Dynamos coach, Kalisto Pasuwa will only join Ngezi Platinum in January next year.The ambitious outfit parted ways with Tonderai Ndiraya on mutual consent, yesterday and installed his assistant Clifton Kadurira as caretaker coach for the remainder of the season.
Dancehall artiste, Sniper Storm, was last Saturday involved in a road accident and escaped with minor injuries.The accident happened at Chaka Growth Point, 70 km from Masvingo.
Soul Jah Love’s song Matambudziko off his latest 14-track album Naka Dhula Dhaka, has torched a storm with some sections of fans saying the chanter had gone vulgar just like Jacob Moyana of the ‘Munotidako’ fame.
ST JOHN’S College board of governors chairman, Charles Msipa, has resigned.Msipa’s resignation comes barely a week after former Deputy Headmaster Dr Neal Hovelmeir, who recently sparked outrage after revealing his sexuality at assembly, quit his post after succumbing to public pressure.
Warriors Manager Wellington Mpandare says winger Kuda Mahachi has been overlooked due to lack of game time at his club, Orlando Pirates .Mahachi was not selected for the Warriors squad that will play DRC twice next week..
The wife of an unidentified banker lost an appeal against a British High Court ruling attempting to seize properties worth about 22 million pounds allegedly illegally acquired, in the first use of new powers to combat corruption.
South Africa’s Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene told a judicial corruption inquiry on Wednesday that he was fired by former president Jacob Zuma for refusing to approve a $100 billion nuclear power deal with Russia in 2015.