Peter Ndlovu fired

Mamelodi Sundowns’ technical director Ted Dumitru has confirmed that veteran Zimbabwean striker Peter Ndlovu has parted ways with the Brazilians.
“Yes, Ndlovu and Kannemeyer are no longer with us and have both been allowed to leave the club and join teams of their choice.”
Ndlovu is back in Johannesburg after a trip to Zimbabwe and is looking [...]

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Kenyan soccer fans hold a poster reading “Mugabe Must Go” just before their 2010 World Cup qualifying match Africa zone second round against Zimbabwe at the Nyayo Stadium in Nairobi June 14, 2008.
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Six killed in Shamva

In the last 48 hours it has been confirmed that 6 people were beaten to death in the Shamva area and 10 others have been killed in Centenary.

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UK to ban Zimbabwe athletes

The British government is considering banning all Zimbabwean sports people from competing in the United Kingdom.

The BBC’s Inside Sport programme revealed that this is one option being discussed to prevent Zimbabwe’s cricket team touring England next year.

Benjani Seals Manchester City Deal

Benjani Mwaruwari has finally completed his transfer from Portsmouth to Manchester City — bringing to a close a dramatic week in which the deal had appeared to collapse at the last minute.

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Peter Ndlovu enlisted

Peter Ndlovu will be joining the warriors.
Zifa announced a team of 25-players which new Warriors coach Valinhos would like to use for what will be his first real assessment of the Zimbabwean team.
Ndlovu, Tinashe Nengomasha, France-based Harrington Shereni, reigning CBZ Premiership Soccer Star of the Year Murape Murape, Poland-based Dickson Choto and Shingi Kawondera will [...]

Pakistan cancels Zimbabwe tour

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday cancelled a three-day tour match between Zimbabwe and Pakistan due to domestic cricket matches.

PCB chief operating officer Shafqat Naghmi told a news conference in Pakistan that the Zimbabwe team would arrive in Karachi on January 12 on a 20-day tour and would play a five-match one-day international series. “The three-day match was to be played at Asghar Ali Shah Stadium. The tourists will now open their tour with a four-day match against Patron’s IX at NBP ground in Karachi from January 14,” he said.

Pakistan confident Zimbabwe tour will go ahead

Pakistan cricket officials are confident that their home series against Zimbabwe will go ahead as scheduled later this month but are willing to reshuffle the venues if required.

Brown wants to ban Zimbabwe tour

The British government has told English cricket’s governing body that it wants them to pull the plug on Zimbabwe’s planned tour here next year, The Sun newspaper said Thursday.
The daily tabloid quoted an unnamed government source as saying that ministers had informed the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) that they did not want [...]