Xolisani Gwesela

It’s popular for producing some of the country’s renowned footballers including the ex-Warriors captain Norman Mapeza but this time, Chitungwiza, a urban town with abundant football talent has been presented with another opportunity to…
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The suspended Felton Kamambo led ZIFA board has with immediate effect suspended several top ZIFA and Premier Soccer League (PSL) officials.
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The National Sports Stadium has been since 1987, when Hualong, a Chinese company put the finishing touches and handed over the footballing edifice to the government of Zimbabwe, a scene of many memories.
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For the Warriors, this has been a World Cup qualifying campaign plucked straight from hell. Somehow, amid all this gloom, their leaders at ZIFA still can see a light at the end of the dark tunnel and believe the future is bright.
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ZIFA has appealed to the Government, through the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC), to quicken renovations at the National Sports Stadium for it to avoid being sanctioned by Caf.
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ZIFA have called on the local authorities to expedite the renovations at the National Sports Stadium after the association were slapped with a US$2 000 fine for the lack of bucket seats.
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ZIFA competitions and communications manager Xolisani Gwesela has rubbished claims by former player forward Alois Bunjira that the Warriors travelled from Gaborone to Francistown by road.
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The Warriors technical team will come under the spotlight in the coming weeks for the dangerous decision to field a player that had failed a cardiac test in a CHAN Group A dead rubber clash with Mali on Sunday night.
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The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) is yet to give the nod for the Warriors to resume training in preparation for the African Nations Championship that starts at the end of next week in Cameroon.
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The Confederation of African Football have reached out to ZIFA to enquire about the Covid-19 crisis in the Warriors’ camp and the additional lockdown measures ahead of the national football team’s participation at this year’s Africa Nations…
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