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Simba Bhora dim Ngezi Platinum Stars title aspirations

The defeat leaves Ngezi static in fourth position with 28 points at the halfway stage of the season, squandering a golden opportunity to draw level with pace-setters Hardrock.

By Henry Mhara Jun. 11, 2026

Simba Bhora dim Ngezi Platinum Stars title aspirations

Bosso send Hunters packing

The victory was Highlanders’ fourth of the season and came against the backdrop of 10 debilitating draws that had slowed their progress in the title race.

By Fortune Mbele Jun. 1, 2026

Dube penalty secures third-place Unity Cup finish for Zimbabwe

Takwara proved his leadership worth just before the half-hour mark, executing a flawless, goal-saving interception to deny a dangerous Indian counter-attack led by Vikram Pratap Singh.

By Sports Reporter May. 31, 2026

Dube penalty secures third-place Unity Cup finish for Zimbabwe

Warriors arrive in UK for historic Unity Cup

The Warriors will initially camp in the English Midlands before travelling to London on May 24 to finalise preparations. All tournament matches will be played at The Valley Stadium.

By Munyaradzi Madzokere May. 22, 2026

Warriors arrive in UK for historic Unity Cup

Harvesting nutrition in a time of climate crisis

Zimbabwe’s battle against hunger is no longer only about the quantity of food on the table.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni May. 10, 2026

Harvesting nutrition in a time of climate crisis

Food is back — but can Zimbabweans afford it?

However, harvesting starting in April this year is expected to provide Stressed (IPC Phase 2) conditions in deficit areas, with Minimal (IPC Phase 1) conditions in surplus areas.

By Lesley Kufandada May. 4, 2026

Food is back — but can Zimbabweans afford it?

Zimbabwe eyes new wheat record

In the 2025 season, Zimbabwe produced more than 639 000 tonnes of wheat, surpassing the country’s annual consumption demand of 615 000 tonnes.

By Lesley Kufandada May. 4, 2026

Good riddance to the toxic Marinica era

To put it bluntly: Marinica was too toxic and divisive to lead the national team. His departure has been greeted with celebration by the majority of football fans and for good reason.

By Newsday Apr. 29, 2026