Warriors Begin Unity Cup Preparations in Birmingham
The Warriors took an important step in their preparations for the Unity Cup after holding their first full training session in Birmingham on Thursday morning. With the early arrivals now assembled in camp, Zimbabwe’s build-up to the London tournament moved onto the training ground under the guidance of Head Coach Kaitano Tembo, who oversaw a […]
Building Football Leaders for the Future
The Zimbabwe Football Association has successfully concluded the Administration & Management Course Phase 2 National Course Directors Programme, marking another important step in the association’s drive to professionalise football administration and strengthen institutional capacity across the country. Held at ZIFA Village in Harare from Monday 18 May to Friday 22 May 2026, the five-day programme […]
Warriors Set Camp in Birmingham Ahead of Unity Cup
The Zimbabwe Senior Men’s National Team has officially begun its Unity Cup preparations after local and South Africa-based players arrived in Birmingham, England, ahead of the highly anticipated tournament in London. The Warriors have established their initial training base in the Midlands, where they will continue preparations before departing for London on 24 May for […]
National Sports Stadium Edges Closer to International Return
The return of international football to Zimbabwe moved another significant step closer today as key football, government and corporate stakeholders toured the refurbished National Sports Stadium in Harare. ZIFA President Nqobile Magwizi and PSL Chairman Isaiah Mupfurutsa joined Zimbabwe’s Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, Lt. General (Rtd) Anselem Sanyatwe, Deputy Minister Emily Jesaya […]
Protecting the Game: Why Ethics Remain Football’s Strongest Defence
This week, Harare became more than Zimbabwe’s capital. It became a meeting place for Southern African football, as administrators, delegates and guests from across the region and beyond gathered for the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations Congress and its related engagements. For several days, the city carried the rhythm of the game. Hotels, meeting […]
New COSAFA Executive Committee Confirmed at Harare Congress
The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has confirmed its new Executive Committee following elections conducted during the COSAFA Congress held in Harare, Zimbabwe, on Sunday. The election process was conducted by the COSAFA Electoral Committee in accordance with Article 15.3 of the COSAFA Statutes and the COSAFA Electoral Code. Botswana Football Association president […]
Zimbabwe Successfully Hosts COSAFA Congress
Football leaders from across Southern Africa and the wider African football family converged in Harare on Sunday as Zimbabwe successfully hosted the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) Congress, a landmark gathering that further reinforced the country’s growing re-engagement with regional and continental football leadership. The Congress brought together presidents, general secretaries and senior […]
From Waste to Opportunity: Football Leaders Inspired by FIFA-Certified Community Facility in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean football today received another significant endorsement of its growing commitment to development, infrastructure and community impact after ZIFA President Nqobile Magwizi led COSAFA Presidents and CAF dignitaries on a tour of the FIFA-certified football field constructed by Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd as part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility programme. The visit […]
FIFA Forward Workshop Held Ahead of COSAFA Congress in Harare
As dignitaries and football leaders continue to arrive in Harare for the COSAFA Congress, Member Association General Secretaries on Saturday participated in a FIFA Forward Programme training workshop aimed at strengthening football administration, governance and development across the region. The workshop brought together football administrators from across Southern Africa and formed part of the broader […]