SO, according to the Doomsday cult, the world will come to an end on Friday – a rogue planet called Nibiru slamming into our lovely Earth and destroying it or a super volcano erupting somewhere and

“Zimbabwe is a country that has been portrayed in very bad light by a lot of media houses but my experience gave me a totally different insight. Having visited the country twice, in the past month, I can say I fell in love with the country. I still see a bright future for Zimbabwe football, which is growing, and is definitely one of the best in Africa now.”

SO it came to pass, in the year that a religious man from across the Zambezi came back to preach his gospel to the oldest football club in the country, that an epic marathon to decide the league

Milton Nyamadzawo
For decades, football has acted as a peacemaking tool, as a proponent of human welfare in Zimbabwe, Africa and all over the world.
Didier Drogba has been instrumental in peacemaking and humanitarian efforts in Cote d’Ivoire. George Weah bankrolled the Liberian national team for many years.
Michael Essien has donated millions to help poor people in his native Ghana. Nigerian star Nwankwo Kanu, has a Foundation, which doesn’t focus on producing the best players but to help sick children all over the continent.