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  • November 25
  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Murambadoro Joins Mpumalanga Aces

    ZIMBABWE international goalkeeper Energy Murambadoro is on the move again, with the former CAPS United goalminder switching clubs in the South African Premiership.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: SARPCCO Get Morale Booster

    THE Zimbabwe team for next month's SARPCCO Games in Malawi received a massive morale booster when they were handed a sporting kit and cash worth over US$20 000 from the corporate world in Harare yesterday.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: CAPS Keep Dream Alive

    CAPS United shrugged off the absence of their star quartet to pile pressure on old enemy Dynamos, as the two battle for the final Champions League spot, with a hard-fought CBZ Premiership win at Rufaro yesterday that kept alive their dreams of playing against the giants of the continent.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: 'Thugs and Fraudsters'

    A SERIES of damning reports posted by the Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture David Coltart on his official website -- which describe the Zimbabwe Cricket leadership as FRAUDSTERS, ABYSMAL THUGS AND NASTY CREATURES -- has torched a severe storm and exposed the frosty relationship between the two parties.

  • New Times Rwanda: Silverbacks Suffer Injury Setbacks

    SILVERBACKS' hopes of pushing for silverware at this weekend's Nakuru 7s have been frustrated by reports that the team will be without three of its top players.

  • New Times Rwanda: IOC, Anoca Team to Visit

    A team from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Association of Africa National Olympic Committee (ANOCA) is set to visit the country on December 1.

  • New Times Rwanda: Niyonshuti Settles for Third Place

    ALTHOUGH he failed to retain the tour of Rwanda crown, Rwanda's top cyclist Adrien Niyonshuti showed that he can battle seasoned riders like Adil Jelloul and Saadoune Abdelaati after finishing third in the most competitive cycling competition ever to be held in Rwanda.

  • New Times Rwanda: U-19 Cricketers Suffer Second Defeat

    RWANDA yesterday succumbed to a second successive defeat at the on-going Africa U-19 Girls tournament in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

  • New Times Rwanda: FA Names Amavubi Caretaker Coach

    AFTER sacking Branko Tucak, Eric Nshimiyimana has been tasked to manage Rwanda's senior national football team 'Amavubi Stars' at the Orange Cecafa Challenge Cup which kicks off this Sunday in Kenya.

  • New Times Rwanda: Athletics Coach Urges Federation

    NEW Athletics Star (NAS) coach has urged the athletics federation (RAF) to allow clubs compete independently in next month's Rendezvous National.

  • Monitor Uganda: Tanzanians Toast to MTN Marathon Victory

    Following Sunday's MTN Kampala marathon, Uganda Athletics Federation (UAF) officials should be worried by Tanzania's performance.

  • Monitor Uganda: Warriors, KCC Set to Fight Back

    Going by recent results, it no easy task to predict that DMark Power are retaining the MTN-Fuba League men's title. The champions have beaten Warriors four times this year and go into today's game two of the final play-off series as favourites. "In game one, we didn't play well but still managed to win," Power technical director Peter Mubanda noted.

  • Monitor Uganda: MTN Marathon Provides the Best Patriotic Lessons [opinion]

    Nothing seems to excite and bond Ugandans like sports. That was very much evident during the sixth edition of the MTN Kampala Marathon on Sunday. At the venue -Kololo Airstrip, I met a lanky white young man called Alexander, born and raised in Uganda. Like me, it was his first shot at the marathon and we both had registered for the 10km race. As the race picked rhythm, I noticed Indians, Koreans ...

  • Monitor Uganda: Ismail Dhakaba Kigongo

    Expectations and a variety of options are some of the things playing on Bobby Williamson's mind as the Uganda Cranes coach seeks to defend the Orange-sponsored Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup.

  • November 24
  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Probing U-17 Tournament [editorial]

    At the end of the month-long FIFA Under-17 World Cup soccer championship last week, Vice President Goodluck Jonathan announced that the Federal Government was instituting an inquiry into the finances and conduct of officials of the game's Local Organising Committee (LOC).

  • Vanguard Nigeria: The World Ignores Us

    NIGERIA has played itself to her favourite position in global matters - irrelevance. We used the FIFA U-17 World Cup to display national ethos of playing of skewed standards.

  • This Day Nigeria: Meets Technical Committee

    Super Eagles´Head Coach, Shuaibu Amodu, just back from the 2010 African Nations Cup Draw in Angola , will today lead his technical crew to a meeting with the Technical Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation at the NFF Secretariat in Abuja .

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Faouzi Benzarti New Coach for Carthage Eagles

    In a communiqué released on Monday by the Tunisian Football Federation (FTF), it was announced that Mr Faouzi Benzarti has been chosen as the new coach for the Tunisian national football team in replacement of Umberto Coelho.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Be Patient With Amodu, Toro Begs Citizens

    Contrary to calls from Nigerians for the sack of the Super Eagles coach, Amodu Shuaibu, and the recruitment of a world class coach to tinker the team to Angola 2010 Africa Cup of Nations and South Africa 2010 World Cup, an appeal has been made to Nigerians to allow the coach continue with his job.

  • Business Day South Africa: Fifa Gives Informal Traders a Shot At Fan Parks

    SMALL businesses were given an opportunity to share in the Soccer World Cup pie when Local Organising Committee CEO Danny Jordaan announced yesterday that they would be allowed to trade at Fifa's official public viewing events during the global showpiece.

  • New Times Rwanda: Tucak Sacked

    THE inevitable occurred last evening as Branko Tucak was sensationally sacked. The Croat was sacked after Rwanda's disastrous campaign in the 2010 Africa Nations Cup qualifiers.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Zifa Seek CAF Deadline Extension

    ZIFA have written to the Confederation of African Football seeking permission to be given the greenlight for a late registration of two other clubs that will represent the country in the Champions League and the Confederation Cup.

  • New Vision Uganda: Orange Cash for Cecafa Winners

    THE national soccer team Cranes might be financially handicapped, but could recoup whatever money is invested in them at the CECAFA Orange Senior Challenge Cup.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: NFF Plans Friendly Matches for Eagles

    Aftermath of the draws that have grouped African champions, Egypt alongside Nigeria, Mozambique and Benin Republic in Group C, of the 2010 African Nations Cup to be hosted by Angola, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has began frantic moves to arrange first class friendly matches for the Super Eagles.

  • Namibian Namibia: Warriors Down in Rankings

    THE Brave Warriors continue to slide down the Fifa rankings and are now placed 114th from their previous 101st position in September this year.




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