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Suggest a story ↗Harare topped the Block 1 medal standings in Marondera, while athletes and coaches from all Zimbabwe's provinces competed across multiple sports.
Zimbabwe Chess Federation reported Tanaka Dziyanyi taking the SADC rapid and blitz honours at a 2026 Mozambique tournament.
Zimbabwe Chess Federation reported Shepherd Kukudzarema winning the sixth Minerva Zimbabwe Open in August 2026.
The 16-player team won Zimbabwe's first Olympic medal in Moscow, and the first women's Olympic hockey gold.
Zimbabwe's women's netball team brought song, energy and high-level competition to its first Netball World Cup.
Zimbabwe defeated Namibia in the Rugby Africa Cup final to qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup, returning after a 36-year absence.
From independence-era celebrations to BBC radio sessions, a Zimbabwean guitarist-driven sound travelled far beyond home.
Tracy Njanji received the women's MVP honour at the 2026 CAVB Zone VI championship, with three Zimbabwean teammates named in the event's Dream Team.
The Zimbabwe men's volleyball team beat Zambia in a five-set final in Harare to win the 2026 CAVB Zone VI Nations Championship.
Singer and songwriter Rockford Josphats, known as Roki, helped shape Zimbabwe's urban grooves sound in the early 2000s.
In Zimbabwe's first Cricket World Cup appearance in 1983, the team defeated Australia by 13 runs at Trent Bridge.
Remembering a musician whose work resonated across generations.
