CLASSIC STORY OF THE WEEK By Harry Taruva from Sydney Australia. Zim born Richard Nkomo is a rising star who has gone through the Academy for Australian A league side Sydney FC. Recently, he made waves on the international stage as he was called up to the Australian u17 national team for the U17 AFC […]
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By Dumisani Ndlovu Although independence in Zimbabwe brought about sporting opportunities for the majority of black Zimbabweans who had no such chances before the country was liberated,Some sport disciplines like lawn bowls remained reserved for those of a certain skin colour and it took years for the majority in the country to break through. The
Calls for development of boxing sporting at grassroots levels By Memory Mudzani Vengai Ziwakaya a boxing team leader in Torwood,Redcliff,Zimbabwe has called for sponsors and the government to take drastic measures to develop the game at grassroots areas. Ziwakaya told this publication that he believes that boxing in Zimbabwe is not doing well due to
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Sports a powerful way to fight against drug and substance abuse By Memory Mudzani As the country is fighting against the drug pandemic, sports activities are also playing a vital role to curb drugs and substance abuse among youths. In an interview with Kwedu News Perpetua Siyachitema the coach for Glow petroleum netball team said,
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‘Darts sport is a hub for community engagement’ By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri Kwekwe District Darts Association chairperson Tirivaviri Nyengera said that darts in Kwekwe have become a hub for community development. In an interview with this publication ,Nyengera said that there is improvement in terms of numbers for those joining the Darts team. “ The
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‘ Women in Zimbabwe embrace Tug Of War Sport’ By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri Over the years, sport in Zimbabwe has been dominated by men but now more women are taking part in more sporting activities. Tug of War for women is becoming popular in Zimbabwe since more women are engaging in the sport. In an
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By Memory Mudzani Sheanopa Shane Musekwa, a player from Queens sports club in Bulawayo as well as Matabeleland Tuskers said to improve cricket sport, it should be decentralized and spread to every corner of the country and by doing so create interest and a wide base of players. “To improve cricket sport, the game should
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By Amanda Tanaka Muzhandamuri. Boxing in Zimbabwe has for a long time suffered from lack of sponsorship and this weakens the sport as talent is being sabotaged. In Zimbabwe there is potential talent but because of lack of sponsorship this is hindering the sport. In an interview with Kwedu News, Black Borris Fist Academy coach
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