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Sindiso Dube
Sindiso Dube is a journalist and digital content creator based in Harare, Zimbabwe. He writes for Newsday and the weekly Standard. He also has published works in Southern Eye, Zimbabwe Independent and various online publications. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Media Studies and a ...
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Zifa faces the nation: defends Magaya snub, speaks on Brito appointment, hints on imminent Zifa regional elections
14 Jan 2024
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www.thestandard.co.zw
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English
| Football
The Zifa normalisation committee explained their absence at the commissioning of Walter Magaya’s Heart Stadium, citing prior commitments. They addressed the appointment of Baltermar Brito as Warriors coach, emphasizing compliance with coaching qualifications over track record. The committee is working on reviewing Zifa's constitution and electoral code to facilitate new elections and is considering local coaching candidates for the national team. They aim to complete their mandate by June 30, 2024, and dismissed rumors of seeking an extension.
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Michael Kariati
Michael Kariati is one of the most reknowned sports writers in the Zimbabwe media circles. His sports writing and broadcasting career spans over 29 years, having started off as a sports writer for the Sunday Gazette in 1993. He has worked as Sports Editor for the popular Zimbabwean weekly ...
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No, to the Mangombe joke
12 Oct 2023
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The Standard
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| Zimbabwe Football
The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations has commenced in the Ivory Coast without Zimbabwe's participation due to a FIFA ban. The article criticizes the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and the normalization committee for their handling of football issues and internal divisions. It questions the potential appointment of Genesis Mangombe as the national team coach, suggesting he lacks the experience and respect needed for the role. The article advocates for a European coach to lead the team. It also highlights the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations, speculating on the potential success of players like Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, and Victor Osimhen, while Innocent Tembo predicts Morocco's triumph.
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Terry Madyauta
My name is Terry Madyauta. I am a qualified and award-winning Zimbabwean journalist with six years experience. I write for NewsDay Zimbabwe and FARPost which is based in South Africa I've been a reporter since 2017.
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ZIFA Normalisation Committee Nears Announcement of New National Team Coach
17 Mar 2024
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NewsDay
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| Coaching Appointments
The ZIFA Normalisation Committee (NC) is close to announcing the new coach for Zimbabwe's senior men's football team, with former assistant coach Genesis Mangombe likely to be appointed. The position became available after Baltemar Brito's contract was not renewed. Brito had served as the national team coach on a short-term basis, managing two World Cup Qualifiers. The NC, led by Lincoln Mutasa, has been overseeing ZIFA since July and has achieved various milestones, including hosting the Cosafa schools Championships and participating in World Cup qualifiers. They are also working on meeting FIFA's regulatory requirements and updating ZIFA's legal instruments. The NC's tenure is expected to end in June, but it may be extended to ensure compliance with FIFA standards.
Nhau Mangirazi
Nhau Mangirazi is a multimedia, award winning investigative, health and environment freelance journalist based in Karoi. He has contributed to both national and international news organizations including Radio Voice of the People, BBC, Al Jazeera, The Africa Report, Financial Gazette, The Standard,...
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Mangombe fumes as Yadah hold DeMbare
01 Oct 2023
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Southern Eye
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Dynamos coach Genesis Mangombe criticized match officials after a goalless draw against Yadah, expressing frustration over a disallowed goal and insufficient injury time. Despite creating better chances, Dynamos failed to capitalize and were fortunate as Yadah's Khama Billiat hit the woodwork twice. The result leaves Dynamos 13th on the log table with two points. Yadah coach Thomas Ruzive praised his team's performance, noting their improvement. The match, held at the reopened Rufaro Stadium, saw thousands of supporters, overwhelming the organizers and causing chaos at the gates.
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Felix Matasva
Felix Matasva is a journalist.
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Inside Sport: The new Zimbabwe football rulers
31 Dec 2023
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The Standard
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The 2023 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season concluded with Ngezi Platinum Stars, a small team from Mhondoro-Ngezi, winning the title, marking a shift in football power from major cities Harare and Bulawayo to smaller towns. Financial backing was not the primary factor; instead, good organization and unity within the Ngezi team were key. Traditional giants like Dynamos and Highlanders faltered due to poor coaching decisions and instability. The article highlights the challenges and prospects for various teams in the upcoming 2024 season, emphasizing the need for proper organization and stability to reclaim dominance in Zimbabwean football.
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Tatira Zwinoira
Tatira Zwinoira is a journalist based in Harare, Harare Province, Zimbabwe.
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Dynamos sign Makunike replacement
05 Oct 2023
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Southern Eye
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English
| Football Transfers
Dynamos have signed South Africa-based Zimbabwean midfielder Temptation Chiwunga to replace Junior Makunike, who is set to leave for Europe or join Simba Bhora. Coach Genesis Mangombe identified Chiwunga, currently with JDR Stars, as a suitable replacement. The team is also looking to strengthen its squad for the CAF Confederation Cup, having already signed Obriel Chirinda and targeting other players like Blessed Ndereki and Peter Muduhwa.
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