Ten African teams chase history
JOHANNESBURG – AFRICA will arrive at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with unprecedented confidence as 10 nations prepare to represent the continent on football’s grandest stage. The expanded 48-team tournament has
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Zimbabwe leads Africa in women’s cricket push
by MARCUS MUSHONGA HARAREÂ – WOMEN’S international cricket this month of May 2 promises an exciting month of competition, with fixtures bringing together established cricketing nations and emerging teams determined to
Pressure mounts after Bosso defeat
by MELUSI MHLANGA BULAWAYO – HIGHLANDERS’ 2–1 defeat to CAPS United at Barbourfields Stadium last weekend delivered more than just a setback in points—it exposed structural frailties and raised fresh
Nkayi runner seeks national chance
by BEKEZELA NDEBELE NKAYI – PROMISING middle-distance runner Siphilisiwe Moyo, an 800 metres athlete from Sagonda Secondary School, is seeking financial support to travel to Harare for the upcoming national
Sundowns meet AS FAR in decider
CAIRO — THE stage is set for a compelling continental decider as Mamelodi Sundowns prepare to take on Moroccan giants AS FAR in the CAF Champions League final, a fixture that
Maseko urges patience at Bosso
by MANGALISO MHLANGA BULAWAYO – PATIENCE and unity have emerged as key themes at Highlanders Football Club, with club legend Alexander Maseko rallying supporters to stand firmly behind head coach
Bronze won on hands and heart
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – IN a race defined by endurance, it was not only the winners who captured hearts at this year’s Two Oceans Marathon, but a Zimbabwean runner whose
Zimbabwe Sables eye global stage
HARAREÂ – THE Sables, are gearing up for one of the most important periods in their history, representing Africa with confidence and purpose during a packed 2026 international season as part
Zimbabwe win Mukuru Cup
POLOKWANE – ZIMBABWE made history by lifting the inaugural Mukuru Football Cup on Tuesday following a hard-fought 1–0 victory over Zambia in a tightly contested final. The match was played at
AFCON storm as Morocco declared winners
JOHANNESBURG – AFRICAN football has been thrown into turmoil after Confederation of African Football (CAF) officially declared Morocco national football team as African champions—sparking outrage from fans who insist Senegal
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