Zifa presidency

With the nominations for the Zifa board elections set to close on Thursday, several potential candidates have emerged angling for the Zifa presidency.
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By Robson Sharuko FOOTBALL is such a very powerful game it sparked a war, known as the La Guerra del Futbol, between South American countries, El Salvador and Honduras, on July 14 1969, as the battle for a place at the 1970 World Cup…
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BULAWAYO businessman Omega Sibanda has thrown his weight behind aspiring ZIFA presidential candidate Phillip Chiyangwa and revealed yesterday that he would be canvassing for support for him from the association councillors ahead of the…
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By Alois Bunjira Personally I have no problem with anyone being the ZIFA President. Any Zimbabwean can be the ZIFA president as long as they are getting in there to change the face of football, to raise the game and to rebrand ZIFA.…
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Jacob Mafume - So Robson Sharuko and others spearheaded a campaign to get rid of Cashbert Dube from soccer. A cow horn formation was mounted. The man was lampooned from all corners. No stone was left un-turned or rather un thrown.
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By Makomborero Mutimukulu Election time is silly season. This goes for sport as much as it does for politics. Perhaps more so when it comes to the politics of sport. Chancers try their luck, heavyweights press their cases, and dark…
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HARARE businessman Philip Chiyangwa has formally launched his bid for the ZIFA presidency, promising to bring light to a game that has been staggering in the darkness for years, restoring transparency and using it to bring smiles on the…
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Geoff Nyarota - Carelse-Juul’s first tenure of office at Zifa only lasted a little over one year. He and his entire executive were unceremoniously sacked en masse in 1993 after the then 36-year old Carelse-Juul fell out with the Sports and…
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Trevor Carelse-Juul’s suitability to become the next ZIFA president is under the microscope after veteran journalist, Geoff Nyarota, launched a blistering attack on the Johannesburg-based businessman, effectively branding him a questionable…
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Prophet Walter Magaya, who has poured a fortune in donations into ZIFA coffers and is building a 25 000-seater multi-purpose sports stadium in Harare, has dismissed suggestions that he is positioning himself to become the next leader of the…
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