ZIFA

The FIFA appointed Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) normalisation committee has expressed interest in appointing Highlanders FC head coach Baltemar Brito as the Warriors gaffer.
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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Normalisation Committee (NC) has reportedly shortlisted 10 coaches to be interviewed for the national team job.
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Over 200 coaches have reportedly applied for various Zimbabwe Warriors coaching posts including the men's and women's senior national teams as well as the junior national teams.
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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) through the FIFA Normalisation Committee (NC) which is running football at the federation, has started the hunt for National Team coaches.
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One year and four months after slapping Zimbabwe with a ban for third party interference, the global football governing body, FIFA, has lifted its suspension of the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA). This comes after the Sports and…
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There is a ray of hope for Zimbabwe to return to international football after a three member FIFA delegation set to resolve an impasse between the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) arrived…
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Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry has brought some hope to the country's football fraternity who are unhappy at the suspension of Zimbabwe from all international football activities by FIFA following alleged third party interference by the…
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World football governing body, FIFA has reportedly sent a six member delegation to Zimbabwe to discuss issues that are affecting the country's football that led to an impasse between the suspended ZIFA board and the Sports and Recreation…
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The suspended ZIFA board members are 'all guns blazing' against the Sport minister Kirsty Coventry, accusing her for defamation of character following her recent utterances that they were ousted for corruption and sexual abuse.
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Warriors defensive midfielder Marshall Munetsi has continued to bemoan Zimbabwe's suspension by the world football governing body, FIFA, this time saying it "is having that negative social-economic impact on the country."
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