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Tafadzwa Chigandiwa is a freelance journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe with two years of experience. I'm currently a stringer with Nehanda Radio an online publication. I have previously worked with H-Metro a tabloid newspaper, Bustop TV and Sly Media News who are all online publication. I have pitched and wrote two international stories with Orato World Media a story on challenges faced by the people living with albinism. Here is a link to the story: https://orato.world/2020/12/11/zimbabwe-albino-community-faces-rituals-oppression/ Futhermore, I have also published an article on with ShoutOutUk on how age old customs spread covid 19 during the third wave period. Here is a link to the story: https://www.shoutoutuk.org/2021/08/05/reckless-preachers-and-age-old-customs-why-africa-keeps-succumbing-to-covid/ I'm also a social media handler for the Zimbabwe Teqball Federation (ZTF) an international association for a newly introduced and fast growing sport in Zimbabwe, Teqball.
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Cephas Chimedza interview: Why Peter Ndlovu should be next ZIFA President
Cephas Chimedza, a former Zimbabwe Warriors player, advocates for Peter Ndlovu to run for the ZIFA presidency, emphasizing his extensive football experience and leadership skills. Chimedza argues that Ndlovu's background as a team manager at Mamelodi Sundowns and his commitment to grassroots football make him an ideal candidate. He also suggests that Ndlovu's legendary status should exempt him from certain academic requirements. If Ndlovu declines to run, Chimedza supports Alois Bunjira as a potential leader. The interview highlights the need for football-focused leadership within ZIFA.
Zimbabweans 'scream' Peter Ndlovu's name; call on him to take over at ZIFA
The Zimbabwean football community is rallying behind former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu to run for the ZIFA presidency in the upcoming elections. Social media campaigns and endorsements from prominent politicians like Temba Mliswa and Walter Mzembi highlight the widespread support for Ndlovu, who is seen as a passionate and knowledgeable candidate. Despite the backing, Ndlovu has not yet announced his intentions.
Mliswa slams ZIFA 'O' level requirement, asks Parliament and SRC to intervene
Temba Mliswa, a presidential aspirant for the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA), has criticized the newly implemented requirement that all presidential candidates must have at least five O level passes. This educational clause was ratified at ZIFA's Annual General Meeting, sparking debate as Mliswa argues it unfairly excludes former players who may excel in sports but lack academic qualifications. He has called on the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Sports, led by Chamu Chiwanza, to engage the Sports and Recreation Commission to address this issue, questioning the necessity of academic qualifications over practical sports experience.
If Peter Ndlovu contests, I won't, I will support his vision says Temba Mliswa
Temba Mliswa, a former Zimbabwean national team fitness trainer and parliamentarian, has expressed his willingness to support Peter Ndlovu for the ZIFA presidency, should Ndlovu decide to run. Mliswa, who initially showed interest in the position to bring transparency and end alleged corruption within ZIFA, stated he would step aside in favor of Ndlovu, a revered figure in Zimbabwean football. Ndlovu, known for his significant contributions to the sport, has not yet announced his candidacy, but there is growing public support for him to lead ZIFA. The elections are scheduled for January 18, 2025.
Sakupwanya pledges US$10k bonus to each Scottland player if club earns top flight promotion
Scott Sakupwanya, owner of Scottland Football Club, has promised a US$10,000 bonus to each player if the team achieves promotion to the Premier Soccer League. Additional incentives include US$200 per goal and US$1,500 for matches with a five-goal margin in favor of Scottland. Currently second in the league, Scottland is three points behind leaders Mwos, with four matches remaining. The league controversially awarded Scottland three points for an abandoned match, potentially aiding their promotion bid.
Homeless Zimbabwe shift base from SA to Botswana for Chan qualifier against Eswatini
The Zimbabwe national football team, facing a stadium crisis, will host their CHAN qualifier against Eswatini in Botswana's Obedi Itani Chilume Stadium. Previously, they used venues in South Africa, Uganda, and Rwanda. Coach Michael Nees plans to field a youthful squad due to the competition's timing outside the FIFA calendar, which limits player availability from clubs engaged in crucial league phases. The second leg will occur in South Africa, with Eswatini as the host.
ZIFA presidential aspirant Ellen Chiwenga cries foul; new rule shuts her out
Ellen Chiwenga, a Europe-based FIFA agent, has been disqualified from contesting in the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) presidential elections due to a new constitutional clause requiring candidates to have resided in Zimbabwe for two years. This amendment, adopted at a recent AGM in Harare, has also affected other aspirants like Marshall Gore and Richard Mazodze, sparking criticism for being discriminatory. Chiwenga expressed her frustration on social media, highlighting the perceived injustice of the rule.
Go to night school to get five O levels and assume leadership roles at ZIFA: Rosemary Mugadza tells former players
Rosemary Mugadza, a member of the Zimbabwe Football Association's Normalisation Committee, encourages former footballers to pursue education to meet new qualifications for ZIFA leadership roles. Following a constitutional amendment requiring presidential candidates to have at least five O level passes, Mugadza emphasizes the importance of education for leadership success. The amendment, ratified at the ZIFA AGM, aims to ensure candidates can effectively communicate and understand basic principles. Some former players criticize the requirement as exclusionary, while ZIFA NC chairman Lincoln Mutasa defends it as a basic qualification. The ZIFA elections are set for January 2025.
Resilient Mwos beat Eagles 2-1 to maintain top spot despite facing hurdles
Mwos FC secured a 2-1 victory over Golden Eagles, maintaining their lead in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One league. The match, held at Ellis Robbins High School in Harare, saw Mwos take an early lead with goals from Arthur Banda and Tafadzwa George. Despite pressure from Eagles in the second half, Mwos held on to win. Meanwhile, Scottland FC, embroiled in match-fixing allegations, remains close behind in the league standings. The league awarded Scottland three points for a controversially abandoned match, intensifying the title race with four games remaining.
Zimbabwe on the verge of qualifying for AFCON finals; only one point needed
Zimbabwe's national football team is on the brink of qualifying for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) finals after a 3-1 victory over Namibia. The win places Zimbabwe second in Group J, needing only a draw against Kenya to secure their spot in the finals. Despite a stadium crisis in Zimbabwe, the team delivered an impressive performance, with Walter Musona scoring twice and Prince Dube adding a third goal. Jordan Zemura was instrumental with two assists and was named Man of the Match. The article highlights the team's strong performance and the challenges faced due to the lack of CAF-approved stadiums in Zimbabwe.
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