Footballers Union Of Zimbabwe

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Topic : Footballers Union Of Zimbabwe

Maroto’s death shocks football fraternity

The Footballers Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ) where Maroto served as the spokesperson broke the news in a statement.

By Sports Reporter Jun. 28, 2024

Maroto’s death shocks football fraternity

Neshamba reflects on negative effects of Fifa suspension

Neshamba is one of the footballers who met with Caf and Fifa to plead with them to lift the suspension for the sake of the players.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Oct. 1, 2023

Neshamba reflects on negative effects of Fifa suspension

DeMbare, Maruwa agree on exit package

Maruwa challenged the club denying that he had agreed to leave his post after enlisting the help of the Footballers Union of Zimbabwe.

By Kevin Mapasure Aug. 23, 2023

Inside sport: Will Fifa strike the right chord?

It was a mission that gave everyone a chance to be heard so that when Fifa make its decision, it would be based on what they saw and what they heard.

By Michael Kariati Apr. 23, 2023

Inside sport: Will Fifa strike the right chord?

News in depth: Trapped: Zim’s sports stars caught in drugs, substance abuse scourge

As the country resumed football activities after the Covid-19 lockdown last year, the nomadic coach who is now based in Botswana, made a bold, shocking and also revealing claim.

By Henry Mhara Jan. 29, 2023

News in depth: Trapped: Zim’s sports stars caught in drugs, substance abuse scourge

‘Police are employed to defend ED’

Violet Kadiki, who is based at Warren Park Police Station, told the court during cross-examination by lawyer Alec Muchadehama representing five Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists accused of violating COVID-19 lockdown regulations.

By The Southern Eye Jul. 21, 2022