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Never walk alone in leadership

In leadership, the sentiment is just as relevant — leaders, no matter how capable or visionary, do not and should not walk alone.
By Cliff Chiduku 4h ago

Zeure's vision to empower women's football

Zeure's vision is rooted in a deep understanding of the Zifa constitution, which she believes holds immense potential for promoting gender balance.
By Austin Karonga 4h ago

Mliswa throws in the towel

Mliswa is one of five candidates that were disqualified after falling short of the association’s eligibility criteria.

Women offering a refreshing Zifa challenge

The chairperson of the Zimbabwe Women's Soccer League along with that of the Premier Soccer League are automatic members of the Zifa board by virtue of their positions.
By Michael Kariati Jan. 12, 2025

Kweza dreams big

The plan is to resuscitate community football grounds in partnership with local councils and schools which will then host lower division football matches and youth football matches.
By Kevin Mapasure Jan. 12, 2025

Zifa Village undergoes renovations

Added the football body: “Additionally, the upgraded facilities will serve as a hub for hosting the association’s activities and events.
By Sports Reporter Jan. 9, 2025

Wonderkids take over: Rising stars shaping the future of football in 2025

These young midfielders are proving that footballing IQ is just as important as raw talent.
By Newsday Jan. 5, 2025

Mukura ready for new era for Zimbabwean football

Born and raised in Mutasa in Manicaland, Mukura's passion for football began at a young age. She started playing soccer in 2008 while studying at the University of Zimbabwe.
By Austin Karonga Jan. 5, 2025

Zim football must be the winner

The biggest shock was the failure by outgoing Premier Soccer League chairperson Farai Jere to pass the test.
By Newsday Dec. 27, 2024