Jun112022 Congratulations to the Zimbabwe 4*100m Men Relay Team, they won bronze medals at the CAA Senior Championships Mauritius 2022 . Ngoni Makusha, Dickson Kamungeremu, Denzel Simusialela and Tapiwa Makarawu Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Congratulations to our Zimbabwean professional golfer, Scott Vincent for winning the Inaugural International Series (England )at Slaley Hall Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort in Newcastle, England on 5 June 2022.NextNext post:Wishing the Zimbabwe Cricket men’s national team all the best in their upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifier BMore articlesPARALYMPICS FINAL MEDAL TABLE IS IN! Huge congratulations to Matabeleland South for topping the standings at the Zimbabwe National Youth and Paralympics Games Block 2 with an impressive 10 Gold medals.25 August 2026FINAL MEDALS UPDATE – BLOCK 1 Harare tops the table in Block 1 of the Zimbabwe National Youth Games, bringing home a total of 40 medals! Mashonaland East follows in 2nd, with Manicaland rounding out the top 3.17 August 2026THE CROWN GOES TO… HARARE. Congratulations to Harare Metropolitan Province for being crowned the 2026 Zimbabwe National Youth Games Champions.16 August 2026CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday we celebrate the winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards. This week, we celebrate the Sports man of the year with a disability, Simbarashe Mushayi from Special Olympics.23 July 2026CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday, we celebrate the outstanding winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards (ANSA). This week, we spotlight the 2025 ANSA Team of the Year, the Zimbabwe senior men’s rugby national team, the Sables.9 July 2026CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday, we celebrate the outstanding winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards (ANSA)2 July 2026
PARALYMPICS FINAL MEDAL TABLE IS IN! Huge congratulations to Matabeleland South for topping the standings at the Zimbabwe National Youth and Paralympics Games Block 2 with an impressive 10 Gold medals.25 August 2026
FINAL MEDALS UPDATE – BLOCK 1 Harare tops the table in Block 1 of the Zimbabwe National Youth Games, bringing home a total of 40 medals! Mashonaland East follows in 2nd, with Manicaland rounding out the top 3.17 August 2026
THE CROWN GOES TO… HARARE. Congratulations to Harare Metropolitan Province for being crowned the 2026 Zimbabwe National Youth Games Champions.16 August 2026
CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday we celebrate the winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards. This week, we celebrate the Sports man of the year with a disability, Simbarashe Mushayi from Special Olympics.23 July 2026
CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday, we celebrate the outstanding winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards (ANSA). This week, we spotlight the 2025 ANSA Team of the Year, the Zimbabwe senior men’s rugby national team, the Sables.9 July 2026
CELEBRATING OUR CHAMPIONS Every Thursday, we celebrate the outstanding winners of the 2025 Annual National Sports Awards (ANSA)2 July 2026