Former Warriors and CAPS United goalkeeper Edmore “Zikeeper” Sibanda is likely to make an emotional comeback to local football after serving two and half years of a life ban over […]
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Zifa to appeal Rushwaya’s acquittal
Zifa will this week file an appeal with the High Court against the acquittal of their former CEO Henrietta Rushwaya, who was facing nine counts of concealing transactions from a […]
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Fifa issue Asiagate appeals deadline
FIFA has given May 23 as the deadline for players, administrators and officials implicated in the match-fixing scandal to respond to the allegations in writing.
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Mapeza in fix over Zifa contract
Suspended Warriors coach Norman Mapeza fears for his career as ZIFA is taking time to terminate his contract to allow him to seek employment elsewhere.
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Zifa clears paid-up players
ZIFA is set to continue cashing-in on the Asiagate match-fixing scandal as the seven appellants against life and lengthy bans have been ordered to pay US$300 on top of the […]
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Zifa cashes in on Asiagate
THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has raised close to US$35 000 to date from fines and appeal fees paid by players, administrators and other individuals involved in the Asiagate match-fixing […]
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Zifa to shut door on Asiagate appeals
THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) will shut doors to any Asiagate appeals that did not land on their desk before the Friday deadline. (more…)
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Mwanjali’s woes mount
Former Warriors captain Method Mwanjali’s football career has been thrown further into the dark as Mamelodi Sundowns will not renew his contract at the end of the season.
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Guthrie Zhokinyi fights life ban
FORMER Dynamos skipper Guthrie “Tollgate” Zhokinyi has become the second high profile Asiagate casualty to pay US$6 000 appeal fees in a bid to fight the imposed life ban.
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Players exposed to match-fixers
THE Asiagate report made public last week by Zifa contains frightening revelations about match-fixing in Zimbabwe.
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