Philip Chiyangwa

ZIFA lawyer, Chenaimoyo Gumiro, says the association president, Felton Kamambo, gave a warned-and-cautioned statement to the police in Harare yesterday.
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ZIFA have lifted the suspension they imposed on former president Philip Chiyangwa and his deputy, Omega Sibanda, as part of the association’s efforts to end the friction in domestic football.
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Independent observers and sports analysts have poured cold water on Philip Chiyangwa’s audacious plans to build a multi-purpose stadium saying such a venture needs a massive financial injection of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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At least 132 people, including political heavyweights, face arrest for allegedly selling State land, corruptly allocating themselves stands, fraud, abuse of cooperative funds and criminal abuse of office.
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The relentless boardroom battle between ZIFA and their former president, Philip Chiyangwa, has taken another ugly twist with the country’s football leaders being barred from attending the COSAFA annual meeting in South Africa on Saturday.
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Businessman Mr Philip Chiyangwa, who was on the verge of having his commercial stand in Masvingo’s Zimre Park repossessed by Masvingo City Council, won a reprieve after the High Court granted him a declaratory order confirming him as the…
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In a rare and audacious bid that is set to transform the face of sport in this country, Harare property mogul Philip Chiyangwa has revealed plans to build a multi-million- dollar modern stadium in Harare.
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Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo charmed Cosafa president Philip Chiyangwa when he sent him his trademark Number 7 jersey with the world renowned player’s signature on the back.
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Former Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) boss Philip Chiyangwa has dragged his successor Felton Kamambo to the Harare Magistrates court on accusations of being a nuisance.
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Former Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president and businessman Philip Chiyangwa’s two sons — Edmund and Brian — are facing an $800 000 lawsuit for failing to settle a debt from Getbucks Microfinance Bank Limited.
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