Yadah FC makes a splash by signing Khama Billiat for $50,000, outbidding competitors like Dynamos. The move highlights the club’s ambition in the Premier Soccer League’s upcoming season.
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Rufaro Stadium’s transformation impresses, setting a new benchmark for Zimbabwean sports venues, ready for the soccer season’s action.
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Themba Gorimbo openly criticizes Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry, demanding improved leadership and better sports governance in Zimbabwe.
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Dynamos FC, one of the most successful and popular clubs in Zimbabwe, has set its sights on winning the league title in…
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Team Zimbabwe’s swimmers target Olympic slots at the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, eyeing personal bests and Paris 2024 qualification.
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Zimbabwe’s U19 cricket team faces a steep challenge at the ICC World Cup, succumbing to South Africa’s formidable bowling in a nine-wicket defeat.
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The African Karting Cup is set to take South Africa by storm, featuring top racers from over 15 African countries. With a unique format and international aspirations, this karting competition promises excitement and showcases emerging talent.
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Zimbabwe races against time to boost its athlete roster for the Paris 2024 Olympics, embodying national pride and determination.
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Two Zimbabwean cricketers, Wesley Madhevere and Brandon Mavuta, have been suspended from playing for four months after testing positive for recreational drugs.…
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Harare’s Rufaro Stadium reopens with a headline charity match between Dynamos and Caps United, ending its five-year closure.