Author: Tendai Chisiri

By Tendai Chisiri The embassy of the State of Palestine is outraged and devastated by the brutal murder of 2 Palestinian journalists, Helmi Al-Faqaawi and Yousef al-Khazinda, while another journalist Ahmed Mansour was burnt alive by an Israeli missile that targeted journalists’ tent at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza. This heinous attack is the … Continue reading Israel in media blackout attempt as Journos burnt alive in Gaza

By Lovemore Chazingwa Ambassador of the State of Palestine in Zimbabwe, H.E. Tamer Almassri The latest resumed night strikes on Gaza by Israeli forces has breached the volatile peace truce between two arch-rival warring parties, putting into disarray progress on a ceasefire that had been tentatively agreed upon. The renewed fighting is a heavy dent … Continue reading Israel breaches truce, launch fresh attacks on Gaza

ZC chairman Tavengwa Mukhulani Zimbab Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) was the toast of the local sporting fraternity this week after emerging as the biggest winner at the Annual National Sports Awards (ANSA) 2024 ceremony held in Harare on Sunday night. Cementing its place as one of the most successful sporting bodies in the country, ZC was … Continue reading Zimbabwe Cricket shines bright at ANSA 2024

By Tendai Chisiri Triathlon Zimbabwe staff and athletes at the awards ceremony The recently held 2024 Annual National Sports Awards proved to be a resounding success for Triathlon Zimbabwe, with the association and its athletes claiming an impressive haul of five awards. Triathlon Zimbabwe Association was a finalist  at the prestigious ceremony with  Carol Pakenham … Continue reading Triathlon Zimbabwe Sweeps 5 Awards at 2024 National Sports Awards

Journalist Canaan Rusike was detained by police while conducting street interviews about the planned demonstrations in Harare on March 31, 2025. MISA Zimbabwe secured Rusike’s release after dispatching lawyers. The police released him without charges after verifying his journalistic credentials.Earlier, he duly presented his Zimbabwe Media Commission accreditation card to the police. Rusike was detained … Continue reading Journalists detained and later released: MISA

Dion Meyers Eagles – 192-6 in 20 overs (Dion Myers 67*, Craig Ervine 40, Tadiwanashe Marumani 34; Brian Bennett 2/19, Victor Nyauchi 1/25, Wellington Masakadza 1/35)Mountaineers – 158-8 in 20 overs (Alistair Frost 37*, Matthew Welch 35, Wellington Masakadza 22; Wessly Madhevere 2/18, Wallace Mubayiwa 2/24, Richard Ngarava 1/5) Eagles won by 34 runs Dion … Continue reading Myers leads Eagles to T20 final showdown with Rhinos

Southern Rocks – 122 all out in 18.5 overs (Tafadzwa Tsiga 36, Cephas Zhuwao 24, Innocent Kaia 17; Mike Chinouya 5/24, Brad Evans 3/15, Antum Naqvi 1/18) Rhinos – 123-3 in 16.2 overs (Antum Naqvi 29*, Nyasha Mayavo 28, Ben Curran 27; Roy Kaia 1/20, Dylan Hondo 1/26) Rhinos won by seven wickets Rhinos secured … Continue reading Rhinos storm into Domestic T20 final after Chinouya’s fiery spell

Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has announced that it is thrilled as  Zimbabwe will host South Africa and New Zealand in a massive international cricket showdown spanning from June to August, featuring high-stakes Test matches and an electrifying T20 International (T20I) tri-nation series. The highly anticipated tours will begin with Zimbabwe taking on South Africa in a … Continue reading Chevrons to host SA, New Zealand for Tests, T20 tri-series

Southern Rocks – 181-8 in 20 overs (Sikandar Raza 55, Innocent Kaia 41, Roy Kaia 22; Tendai Chatara 3/49, Brian Bennett 2/20, Fortune Mhlanga 2/20)Mountaineers – 118 all out in 19.1 overs (Brian Bennett 46, Alistair Frost 36, Matthew Welch 16; Newman Nyamhuri 3/16, Shelton Mazvitorera 3/35, Dylan Hondo 2/23)Southern Rocks won by 63 runs … Continue reading Rocks, Rhinos shine as Marumani’s lone stand falls short

Durham Women b Zimbabwe Women’s Select – 95 all out in 19.2 overs (Loreen Tshuma 35, Adelle Zimunu 12, Kate Ebrahim 8; Abigail Glen 2/6, Sophia Turner 2/18, Katherine Fraser 2/20) Durham Women – 96-4 in 11.1 overs (Leah Dobson 60, Trudy Johnson 9*, Emma Marlow 7; Kate Ebrahim 3/17, Nomvelo Sibanda 1/19) Durham Women … Continue reading Durham Women bounce back to set up T20 series decider