MAY 2019 REVIEW: ICC Women’s Qualifier, Dabengwa dies and Olonga sings

The year was properly revved up now.

And with May came some drama, not too much of it but sufficient.

Here is how we covered some of the many stories of May 2019 (each line is a link so click on it to view the full story):

• There was the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier Africa was hosted in Zimbabwe. This is how we covered it:
  • ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa squads named as Zimbabwe go for experience
  • ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa a vital moment for Zimbabwe
  • ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa match schedule
  • VIDEO: All the ICC Women’s Qualifier 2019 squads in full
  • #ICCWQA: Ruthless Zimbabwe dispense of Mozambique
  • #ICCWQA DAY 1 RESULTS: Uganda, Rwanda and Namibia show intent after Zimbabwe’s fire show
  • #ICCWQA: Another Mayers half century helps Zimbabwe crush gutsy Tanzania
  • #ICCWQA DAY 2 RESULTS: Nigeria, Namibia, Kenya pick up wins while Zimbabwe does it again
  • #ICCWQA group standings after day 2
  • #ICCQWA top 5 runs and wicket taker standings after match day 2
  • #ICCWQA: Zimbabwe through to the final after beating Rwanda
  • #ICCWQA latest group standings after match day 3
  • Watch ICC Women’s Qualifier 2019 Africa Highlights: Zimbabwe v Rwanda
  • AUDIO: Zim captain Musonda on #ICCWQA final, resting players and Vusi Sibanda factor
  • #ICCWQA: Zimbabwe vanquish Nigeria to confirm place in final
  • ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa final group standings
  • #ICCWQA: Kibasu powers Tanzania to victory over Rwanda
  • Zimbabwe crowned 2019 ICC Women’s Qualifier Africa Champions
  • ICYMI: Watch the Zimbabwe v Namibia #ICCWQA final highlights
• Pari and Mpilo Hospitals unable to get equipment repaired because of sanctions restrictions – Govt
• Costa Nhamoinesu calls time on his international career
• Host Cosafa 2020 or else – Zifa told
• We’re not hosting Cosafa 2020 on a bad deal – Kirsty digs in
• IN PICS: Zimbabwe netball team send-off to Uganda friendlies
• And the way y’all were just so chilled about Lady K officially calling PD her person ka…
• CALL ME MAI ELLA: Kirsty Coventry has a dimpled baby girl
• Seven life-affirming quotes from Dr Tererai Trent
• Cabinet approves decriminalising willful HIV transmission
• OMG: Nelson Chamisa’s clap-back to a Twitter troll has us rolling on the floor
• Socialite Young Dollar dead at 22
• Brendan Taylor’s wife mugged outside home in Harare
• POLITICIANS WITHOUT PRIVILEDGE: Sweden – The Untold Story
• Zimbabwe Cricket to introduce fifth domestic franchise side
• I am going to Afcon to represent my country – Macauley Bonne insists
• Here is DJ Stavo’s open letter to Mnangagwa
• Thoughts on the British-Nigerian actor who will play the role of Mugabe in a movie
• How Huawei losing Google’s Android services will affect you
• Government orders 50% cut in bus fare
• Zera says fuel has not gone up, threatens against hoarding
• … And then fuel price officially goes up
• TOO COOL: GOT Timeline – Every location, every sex scene, major battle, death and more
• Zimbabwe Cricket donates UAE ODI proceeds to Cyclone Idai efforts
• Prestigious Yale University honours Masiyiwa
• Zimbabwe Rugby Women’s Sevens coach steps down
• Intersection Accidents – The stats and causes should scare you
• Zimbabwe’s Chef Zinzie is at Zamfest this weekend and she tells us what she has planned
• Dumiso Dabengwa has died
• Zim Food and Culture Festival a good idea that can get only get better
• WATCH: #emPawa100 artist Denim Woods drops debut video No Playin’
• Zimbabwean company ready to extend testing of new traffic monitoring and safety system
• WATCH: Cricket legend Henry Olonga’s wows audience in The Voice Australia Blind Audition
• These are the 3 symptoms of burnout as WHO declares it medical condition
• CaliGraph’s Warriors dedication is epic [images inside]
• Ben Mahaka project selected to pitch at Durban Film Mart Finance Forum
• Our chat with the team behind Napturalista Moji, the 3D sticker app changing black woman representation
• WATCH: ZBC exposes illegal abortion clinic in Mbare
• Four Zimbabwe cricketers to play in England Women’s Super League this August

And that was that

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