Confederation Of African Footbal

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Topic : Confederation Of African Footbal

Warriors back in Afcon draw

Mapeza is likely to preside over the next set of matches after he was roped in as an interim coach last month.

By Kevin Mapasure Apr. 12, 2024

Warriors to play WC qualifiers outside Zim

Match Days five and six have been scheduled for March 2025 as the Warriors host Benin before travelling to Nigeria.

By Henry Mhara Sep. 6, 2023

Warriors to play WC qualifiers outside Zim

DeMbare coach wants Warriors job

The Zifa normalisation committee have begun searching for the next Warriors coach after the previous coach Norman Mapeza’s contract expired.

By Henry Mhara Aug. 4, 2023

Inside sport: Our ‘illiterate’ football leaders

According to CAF, the FIB is the only decision-making body responsible for granting or rejecting a license for domestic and international competitions.

By Michael Kariati May. 21, 2023

Inside sport: Our ‘illiterate’ football leaders

Ray of hope for Zimbabwe football

Zimbabwe is currently suspended from international football competitions due to third party interference in the running of the sport in the country.

By Daniel Nhakaniso Apr. 23, 2023

‘Zifa robbing coaches’

Most participants attending are drawn from PSL clubs.

By Henry Mhara Feb. 24, 2023

Inside sport: Counting the costs of Fifa ban

Zimbabwe can negotiate its way back into Fifa without following the Fifa required path

By Michael Kariati Oct. 30, 2022

Inside sport: Counting the costs of Fifa ban

Suspensions hit struggling WhaWha

Barake and last weekend’s two-goal hero Albert Matewu will miss this crucial match, leaving the aging Tineyi Chitora as their only available option to stir the strike force. Barake is suspended because he accumulated the maximum number of yellow cards in consecutive matches.

By The Southern Eye Jul. 21, 2022