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Topic : Omega Sibanda

We can’t ignore govt: Omega

Sibanda served as Zifa vice-president under the leadership of Cuthbert Dube and assumed the same post under another politician Philip Chiyangwa.

By Fortune Mbele Jan. 20, 2025

Ngwenya offers modern methods

Ngwenya is in the running to become one of six ordinary board members and he has come up with good strategies that can help Zifa as part of his election promises.

By Sports Reporter Jan. 16, 2025

Ndebele banks on passion, experience

The outgoing Premier Soccer League chief executive officer believes football in the country has suffered unprecedented setbacks.

By Fortune Mbele Jan. 16, 2025

Inside sport: No backtracking on Zifa elections

The elective congress, however, holds the key on will lead our football.

By Michael Kariati Jan. 12, 2025

Inside sport: No backtracking on Zifa elections

Omega Sibanda: Why I’m a formidable Zifa VP candidate

My entrepreneurial spirit flourished with my acquisition of Windermere Hotel, leading to the formation of FC Windermere.

By The Standard Jan. 5, 2025

Omega Sibanda: Why I’m a formidable Zifa VP candidate

Fifa ban, one year on….Zimbabwe remains stuck in football wilderness

ON February 24, 2022, Fifa took the decision to suspend Zimbabwe from international football because of government interference in the running of the game.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere Feb. 19, 2023

Fifa ban, one year on….Zimbabwe remains stuck in football wilderness

‘SRC report off-side’

The Blessing Rugara chaired committee noted that the root cause of Zifa's problems emanated from its constitution, before ripping into the Zifa councillors most of whom they said were semi-literate.

By Henry Mhara Feb. 10, 2023