Michael Nees brings fresh faces to Zimbabwe's national football team for matches against Burkina Faso and Niger. The German coach selects Sheffield Wednesday player Sean Fusire and TelOne striker Tawanda Macheke for the Morocco friendlies during June. He recalls Belgium winger Bill Antonio and Magesi goalkeeper Elvis Chipezeze after their strong club performances. Zimbabwe plays both matches at Casablanca on June 6 and June 10. The Warriors want to improve their FIFA ranking from 116th position.
Captain Marvelous Nakamba misses these games because he needs rest after injury problems. Marshall Munetsi, Jordan Zemura, and Andy Rinomhota also stay home to recover from long European seasons. Knowledge Musona handles contract talks with his...
Michael Nees picks different players for Warriors friendlies against Burkina Faso and Niger during June. Zimbabwe faces Burkina Faso on June 6 before playing Niger four days later at Casablanca, Morocco. The German coach tries new talent during these FIFA window matches. Several regular squad members miss these games because they need rest after long European seasons. Captain Marvelous Nakamba and other experienced players stay home to recover from injuries.
European football seasons ended recently, and many Warriors players feel tired from months of competition. Nees protects stars like Marshall Munetsi, Jordan Zemura, and Andy Rinomhota from potential injuries. Knowledge Musona handles contract talks with his club team. Some players...
Sikandar Raza played cricket for Zimbabwe against England and scored 60 runs during Saturday's Test match. He traveled immediately to Pakistan for the league final just hours after finishing the game. The journey took him through Birmingham airport to Dubai and Abu Dhabi before reaching Lahore. Raza arrived only 10 minutes before the toss started for Lahore Qalandars versus Quetta Gladiators. He helped his team win the Pakistan Super League championship on Sunday.
Someone criticized Raza on social media for prioritizing league cricket over Zimbabwe's national team. The cricket player defended himself against these accusations, calling the comments shameful. Raza explained his difficult travel schedule and commitment to both teams. He...
Joel Lupahla works well under pressure as Simba Bhora's head coach. He accepted the job knowing fans expect championship results from defending titleholders. Every draw feels like a defeat because supporters call him after matches. The coach says pressure helps him and his players perform better. He focuses the team on their performance rather than watching other clubs.
Simba Bhora started the season poorly but improved during recent weeks. The team trails league leaders MWOS by just two points after strong attacking displays. They beat CAPS United 3-1 at Rufaro Stadium and scored seven goals across two matches. Lupahla advises players to focus on their matches rather than checking their rivals' scores. These victories brought...
Joel Lupahla left the Dynamos coaching staff to lead defending champions Simba Bhora. He faces enormous pressure as a first-time head coach in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League. The club invested heavily during preseason and sent players to South Africa for training camp. Lupahla must defend the league title and prepare for CAF Champions League competition. Phone calls flood his office after every draw or loss.
The coach says pressure motivates him and brings out better performance from players. Simba Bhora struggled early, but recent victories put them back in title contention. The team scored seven goals in their last two matches after beating CAPS United 3-1. They trail leaders MWOS by just two points with 25 points from 13...
President Mnangagwa promised that Zimbabwe would support a free press during the launch of the Media Policy at State House. He discussed how technology has changed the way reporters gather and share news around the world. Artificial intelligence enables media companies to create content more efficiently and analyze information more effectively. The President said that new technology is transforming both local and international news organizations. Government leaders want journalists to use these tools responsibly.
The Constitution sections 61 and 62 guide how Zimbabwe handles media freedom and citizen rights. Mnangagwa explained that all people deserve access to truthful news and information. The government protects citizens from...
President Mnangagwa started Zimbabwe's new Media Policy at State House during a morning ceremony. Information Minister Jenfan Muswere explained how the policy follows the country's Constitution. The Constitution protects the rights of free speech and the media for all citizens. Several groups contributed to the creation of this policy through meetings and discussions. Media workers, teachers, community groups, and government officials shared their ideas.
The policy encompasses several key areas for Zimbabwe's media industry. All 16 official languages will be featured in radio and television programs nationwide. Media companies must adhere to ethical standards and produce content that accurately reflects local culture. The policy helps...
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga landed in Tajikistan for important government meetings. He plans to discuss business partnerships with President Emomali Rahmon during his stay. Zimbabwe sends diplomatic teams to build stronger economic ties with other countries. The visit focuses on learning about electricity production and farming methods. Chiwenga brought three government ministers to help with these talks.
Zimbabwe aims to replicate Tajikistan's approach to processing raw materials domestically. The Central Asian nation turns minerals and farm products into finished goods before selling them. Zimbabwe aims to enhance its factories and mining operations by adopting similar methods. Chiwenga spoke about visiting hydropower...
Perfect Hlongwane leads the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists as secretary-general. He wants the new Media and Communications Policy to help journalists work better. The policy should provide clear guidelines and enhance the way reporters perform their jobs. Hlongwane believes good policies help the media industry grow stronger. He hopes government leaders will listen to what journalists need.
The union chief thinks the policy must address reporter welfare issues. Many journalists struggle with poor pay and difficult working conditions. Hlongwane expects the new rules to fix these problems for media workers. He wants policies that protect journalists and give them better opportunities. Strong policies help create a healthy media...
