REJUVINATED Sables have made two backline changes for tomorrow’s Africa Cup tie against Kenya at Hartsfield Stadium in Bulawayo.

PRETTY ironic (is it not?) that the first Africa Cup of Nations since the ouster of Issa Hayatou should be in Cameroon, home country of the deposed strongman who ruled […]

THE notion that a win is a bonus has long been hardwired into the psyche of Zimbabwean cricket fans.

MY subject matter for the last two weeks seemed to all come together with two significant results on Sunday that rather put Zimbabwean football into its rightful place.

REMNANTS of colonialism are clearer in Namibia than in most parts of Africa today.

HISTORY has a strange way of repeating itself sometimes.

I HAVE recently found myself being asked quite a few times to explain the origins of the name Chevrons in relation to Zimbabwe’s cricket team.

In-form forward Ovidy Karuru revealed some of it last week. In an example of the kind of friendly banter that exists in the Warriors squad, Karuru told us how absent […]

TEN or so years ago, a Zimbabwe national team player from the Tanzanian league would have been unheard of.

THE last six years have seen the demise of quite a number of people I knew well — great personal friends, colleagues and relatives — who have all sadly died […]