Rusitu Tigers FC’s season hangs in the balance over coaching qualification row‎

‎A major crisis is brewing in Chimanimani at Rusitu Tigers as the Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League’s refusal to accredit their coach, Patrick Sithole, threatens to derail their participation in the 2026 season.‎‎Sithole, a seasoned coach with an impressive track record, led the Tigers to a respectable fifth-place finish in the 2025 campaign, with…

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Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League Administrator looks forward to a competitive 2026 season‎

‎‎The Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League Administrator, Fungai Munyoro-Chingaira, is optimistic about the upcoming 2026 season, praising clubs for their commitment to paying affiliation fees.‎‎Last Friday was the cut off date for payment of affiliation fees by clubs in the Pacific Storm bankrolled league.‎‎Kick-off for the upcoming 2026 campaign is slated for mid-March. ‎‎Speaking to…

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Yadah FC return to Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League fold

‎‎In a major development, Yadah Football Club has confirmed their participation in the upcoming 2026 Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League season.‎‎The club, which had earlier this year hinted at exploring options to join the Northern Region Soccer League, has finally committed to the Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League.‎‎According to a source close to…

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Marondera Municipality rolls out plans to revamp Rudhaka Stadium

‎Marondera Municipality has unveiled plans to revamp Rudhaka Stadium, the home ground of FC Hunters, in preparation for the team’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) debut.‎‎The municipality is working closely with FC Hunters officials to upgrade the facility to meet the minimum requirements for PSL matches.‎‎Rudhaka Stadium has its strengths, boasting a secure perimeter wall, toilets,…

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Tafirenyika speaks out on departure from Africa Minerals‎

‎‎Former Africa Minerals Ventures FC Assistant Coach Prince “Skeelo” Tafirenyika has spoken out about the challenges he and head coach Shadreck Mugurasave faced at the Rusape-based team.‎‎Tafirenyika, who recently joined Deportivo La Murambinda as assistant coach to Lovemore Dzoro, revealed that Mugurasave’s resignation was a result of CEO Nyasha Kadenge’s interference in coaching operations.‎‎As he…

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FC Hunters players fume over US$65 handout‎

‎‎FC Hunters president Andrew Gore’s attempt to address salary and bonus queries yesterday ended in disaster, with players receiving a paltry $65 each.‎‎The players were owed their salaries and winning bonuses that dated back to September 2025.‎‎Fanzone has in possession a circular sent to the players and technical staff late last night announcing the meeting…

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Mangezi sets sights on PSL Return with Bikita Minerals‎

‎‎Former Mutare City Rovers FC striker Tapiwa Mangezi is excited to join Bikita Minerals FC for the upcoming 2026 Pacific Storm Eastern Region Soccer League season.‎‎Mangezi, who scored 11 goals and registered 5 assists last season, is looking to replicate his form and help Bikita bounce back to the top-flight.‎‎Speaking to Fanzone, Mangezi said: “My…

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The bitter taste of Mugove: FC Hunters players’ unpaid dues spark outrage as championship celebrations turn sour‎

‎‎In 1994, Leonard Zhakata’s iconic song “Mugove” shook Zimbabwe, echoing the struggles of the common man and the importance of familial obligation and social responsibility.‎‎Mugove became an instant anthem as it resonated with the struggle of the working class.‎‎The song’s themes of struggle, equity, and social responsibility resonate deeply with the players of FC Hunters,…

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Tagara joins Agama in dream move

‎‎ In a major coup for Castle Lager Premier Soccer League debutants Agama Football Club, former FC Hunters goalkeeper Danny Tagara has sealed a one-year deal with the Mt Darwin-based side.‎‎The 2025 Northern Region Soccer League champions, who pipped N’ombeyaora to the title, have bolstered their squad with Tagara’s signing, adding experience and talent between…

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