Newly elected International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry has arrived in her home country of Zimbabwe to a hero ...

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed the country's military boss to replace Kirsty Coventry as sports minister ...

Two brothers have been arrested and appeared in a Zimbabwe court accused of an armed robbery at the home of new International ...

FORGOTTEN Zimbabwe was last week thrust into the spotlight after Sports minister Kirsty Coventry stunned the world by winning the International Olympic Committee presidency. Africa's top Olympian ...

Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry is also the youngest ever IOC president and the first from an African country, becoming a symbol of the IOC's drive to diversify its leadership and image. Sports ...

A decorated Olympian herself, 41-year-old Kirsty Coventry represented Zimbabwe in many Olympic Games and is the country's Minister of Youth, Arts and Recreation, with a reputation of cracking down ...

Zimbabwe expressed pride Friday at the appointment of its sports minister as International Olympic Committee president but there was also criticism of the state of sports under Kirsty Coventry's ...

Zimbabwe expressed pride Friday at the appointment of its sports minister as International Olympic Committee president but there was also criticism of the state of sports under Kirsty Coventry's watch ...

And this is not just my success, it is our success," said Kirsty Coventry during her reception at Harare Airport. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) President-elect and Zimbabwe’s ...

Zimbabwe's Kirsty Coventry has become the first woman and the first person from Africa to be elected to the post. The former swimming star is to succeed the outgoing president, Thomas Bach of Germany.

Ms. Coventry, 41, from Zimbabwe, was the only woman among the seven candidates in the monthslong election battle and will be the committee’s youngest president since Baron Pierre de Coubertin ...