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General Sanyatwe Delivers: International Football Returns to Home SoilWhen General Sanyatwe was appointed Minister of Sp...
21/08/2026

General Sanyatwe Delivers: International Football Returns to Home Soil

When General Sanyatwe was appointed Minister of Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture, one of his first ports of call was the National Sports Stadium (NSS), where he demanded accountability and results from the contractors working on the facility.

That early intervention now appears to be bearing fruit.

Zimbabwe has been cleared to host CAF and FIFA-sanctioned international matches at the National Sports Stadium — a development that could provide a significant boost to local football.

For years, Zimbabwe’s national teams were forced to play their “home” matches at foreign venues, denying local supporters the opportunity to watch the Warriors in action on home soil and depriving the country of the atmosphere and commercial benefits that come with hosting international football.

General Sanyatwe’s approach has largely been quiet and results-driven. The latest confirmation that the NSS can once again host international competitive matches is a significant milestone and a welcome development for Zimbabwean football.

The Warriors can now look forward to defending home turf in front of their own supporters — and Zimbabwean football fans can finally have their national team back where it belongs: at home.

Somali match official Omar Abdulkadir Artan has received an invitation from UEFA to participate in the 2026 Men’s Refere...
21/08/2026

Somali match official Omar Abdulkadir Artan has received an invitation from UEFA to participate in the 2026 Men’s Referee Summer Course to be held in Geneva, Switzerland.

The programme is set to run from 31 August to 2 September 2026 and will assemble officials for UEFA’s training scheme.

UEFA has further expressed a wish for Artan to supervise fixtures within European tournaments, subsequent to his landmark selection as the inaugural non-European referee entrusted with the UEFA Super Cup.

The invitation was officially relayed to the Confederation of African Football and to the Somalia Football Federation. Artan received the distinction of CAF Men’s Referee of the Year in 2025 and persists in establishing precedents as a Somali official upon the global platform.

Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law amasses massive wealth at just 22. State claims its proceeds from drug dealing. She is being...
21/08/2026

Mnangagwa’s daughter-in-law amasses massive wealth at just 22. State claims its proceeds from drug dealing.

She is being charged with money laundering and will spend the weekend in custody.

BREAKING: The National Sports Stadium has been approved by the Confederation of African Football to host international m...
21/08/2026

BREAKING: The National Sports Stadium has been approved by the Confederation of African Football to host international matches.

A fierce battle for passengers and control of lucrative long-distance routes is reportedly brewing among Zimbabwe’s bus ...
21/08/2026

A fierce battle for passengers and control of lucrative long-distance routes is reportedly brewing among Zimbabwe’s bus operators following the rapid expansion of relatively new entrant, Bigame Motors.

Bigame Motors recently acquired a new fleet of buses, which has since been deployed on several major routes traditionally dominated by established operators such as Inter Africa, CAG, Trip Trans and Stallion Cruise, among others.

The company's expansion appears to have triggered tensions within the highly competitive long-distance transport sector, with reports suggesting that efforts are being made to frustrate the new operator's operations.

Sources claim that touts have, in some instances, blocked Bigame buses from accessing key entry points at bus termini, while confrontations have reportedly broken out as operators fight for space to load passengers.

As the rivalry intensifies, an unconfirmed report has also emerged alleging that one of Bigame Motors' buses was attacked in Chipinge.

Details surrounding the alleged incident, including the extent of the damage and whether anyone was injured, could not immediately be independently verified.

A MARRIAGE of 31 years ended tragically after 13 in-laws allegedly teamed up to beat a Zhombe man to death, for assaulti...
21/08/2026

A MARRIAGE of 31 years ended tragically after 13 in-laws allegedly teamed up to beat a Zhombe man to death, for assaulting their sister in a dispute over beans.

The man’s family has since demanded 32 head of cattle as compensation and the in-laws have paid 15.

Mpendulo Nyoni (55) beat up the mother of his four children, Sichelesile Dube (52) sometime in May 2026 after she allegedly sold some beans from their harvest without notifying him.

Sichelesile fled to her brothers who organised a crew of 13 relatives that started hunting Nyoni down.

Nyoni’s sister Nokuthula told B-Metro her brother started living in a thicket and going home after midnight

As his in-laws were hunting him, travelling in two scotch carts.

“He sent me a message saying he feared for his life and had started living in the bush, surviving on raw sweet potatoes. He said if his in-laws killed him, we should not bury him but we should burn his body,” said Nokuthula.

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Private Jet Grounded in Bulawayo as Collins Mnangagwa’s In-Laws Are Reportedly DetainedA private jet allegedly arranged ...
21/08/2026

Private Jet Grounded in Bulawayo as Collins Mnangagwa’s In-Laws Are Reportedly Detained

A private jet allegedly arranged to fly the mother-in-law and sister-in-law of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s son, Collins, to Dubai was grounded overnight at Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport in Bulawayo amid reports that the women had been detained and searched for drugs.

The aircraft, a Bombardier Global Express registered A6-AFC, had reportedly been scheduled to leave Bulawayo on Wednesday night. However, it was denied permission to take off after authorities allegedly indicated that the control tower was unmanned.

The jet, carrying a crew of three men and one woman, was eventually cleared to depart on Thursday morning — but without the two women who had been expected to board.

Law enforcement sources said **Amina Jassinta Jessub Arab**, the mother of Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, who is reportedly married to Collins Mnangagwa, and her other daughter, **Dyonne Tanaka Tafirenyika**, were detained moments before they were due to board the aircraft.

The women were allegedly searched and found in possession of drugs, although details of the substances involved and whether any formal charges have been laid were not immediately clear.

The incident came on the eve of the High Court granting bail to Kelsea, who was arrested on August 4 on drug possession allegations.

Sources familiar with the matter claimed that the two women had opted to use Bulawayo's Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport, rather than airports in Harare, in an apparent attempt to avoid attention.

The dramatic developments are reportedly linked to an escalating family dispute involving First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa and Kelsea's family. Sources have alleged that the First Lady is behind the assault of Kelsea's mother, although the allegations have not been independently verified and no official response had been obtained at the time of publication.

The circumstances surrounding the detention, the alleged drugs and the private jet's aborted departure remain unclear, with authorities yet to publicly comment on the incident.

$500 bail for Hazy Motors bossHazel Mafu has been granted bail by the High Court after being accused of fleecing people ...
21/08/2026

$500 bail for Hazy Motors boss

Hazel Mafu has been granted bail by the High Court after being accused of fleecing people of US$624,000 and ZWG1.2 million.

Mafu was granted US$500 bail and ordered to surrender her passport, reside at her Waterfalls home and report to the police every Friday.

A COURT interpreter was nabbed in Central Harare on Tuesday while he was allegedly counting proceeds of crime, amounting...
21/08/2026

A COURT interpreter was nabbed in Central Harare on Tuesday while he was allegedly counting proceeds of crime, amounting to US$250, unaware this was a trap by detectives.

Patrick Kanyangira, 48, appeared before magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa charged with criminal abuse of office, alternatively extortion.

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