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Zimbabwean football agent Kudzi Shaba was one of eight individuals from across the globe who were yesterday banned for life from all football-related activities by FIFA after being found guilty of activities likely to have influenced the fixing of matches.
By Petros Kausiyo Former ZIFA programmes officer Jonathan Musavengana is set to make history for the wrong reasons, with the tall administrator facing a life ban by FIFA for his role in match-fixing scams in which he has virtually become a cancer to the game. Musavengana, already banned for life twice by ZIFA for his […]
By Ishemunyoro Chingwere History will record that one of Zifa’s last acts was to slap life bans, from all football activities, on the pair of former association chief executive officer Henrietta Rushwaya and controversial football administrator Jonathan Musavengana. The pair were handed life bans for their alleged involvement in the Limpopogate match fixing scandal at […]
Zifa have named 15 individuals they have banned for life from “all football-related activities’’ for their alleged involvement in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal. The association had kept the nation in suspense after the final Asiagate report.
SERIOUS cracks have emerged within the Zifa board over how to deal with punishments to be meted out to those found guilty in the Asiagate scandal amid revelations that a militant section of the football leadership is resisting calls for reprimands and wants total banishments.
HENRIETTA RUSHWAYA has taken her battle to be cleared of match-fixing charges to the High Court with the former Zifa chief executive this time challenging the impartiality of the Zifa Independent Ethics Committee that has been tasked to bring the Asiagate probe to finality.
The Daily News is in a possession of a compilation of email exchanges between jailed Singaporean match-fixer Wilson Raj Perumal and sacked Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya during the period under review.
Warrior’s assistant Joey Antipas allegedly declined to sit on the national team bench after raising suspicions that their match against Thailand in December 2009 could have been fixed.
Former Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya has been fingered as the alleged mastermind behind the Asiagate scam that rocked Zimbabwean football and turned the Warriors into a punching bag of many teams in the Far East.