Terry Madyauta

Senior Sports Journalist
| Zimbabwean Football, Youth Talent Development, Media and Society Studies, Betway Premiership Reporting, Transfer Analysis | English
​Terry Madyauta is an award-winning Senior Sports Journalist at FARPost (Pty) Ltd with extensive experience covering the Zimbabwean and South African football landscapes since 2017. He holds a Master of Science (M.Sc.) and a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Media and Society Studies from Midlands State University, providing him with a deep technical understanding of global media trends and sports discourse. ​Specializing in the identification and development of budding footballers, Terry provides high-value reporting on community-level football and professional league dynamics. His work is defined by a commitment to uplifting local talent and providing rigorous, credential-backed analysis of regional football developments.

Terry Madyauta

Ex-Chippa United coach Norman Mapeza in FC Platinum colours

Three reasons why Norman Mapeza dominates Zim’s PSL

Former Chippa United coach Norman Mapeza has undoubtedly carved a niche in Zimbabwe's Castle Lager Premier Soccer League. For his exploits, the former…
Former Kaizer Chiefs player, Njabulo Blom in action

Njabulo Blom makes his St Louis debut in thrilling win

Ex-Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Njabulo Blom made a memorable debut for Major League Soccer [MLS] side St Louis City as they defeated Austin FC. St Louis City…
Desiree Ellis having a conversation with Banyana Banyana players

How Desiree Ellis is oiling Banyana Banyana to outwit big guns

Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis says they are mastering the art of being brilliant without possession as a strategy to outwit the so-called big guns…
Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis during a press conference.

Desiree Ellis reflects on Turkish Women’s Cup experience

Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis says the just-ended Turkish Women’s Cup was an invaluable experience as they prepare for the FIFA Women's World Cup…
Tinashe Nengomasha during a DStv Premiership match

Tinashe Nengomashe’s honest assessment of his gig as first-team manager

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Tinashe Nengomasha has made an honest assessment of his first-team manager gig in Zimbabwe. Nengomasha is the current team…
Terrence Dzvukamanja in Orlando Pirates colours

The one element that kept Terrence Dzvukamanja afloat at Pirates

Terrence Dzvukamanja's boyhood coach Clifton Kadurira has revealed the one element that helped to keep the striker afloat at Orlando Pirates. Kadurira says…
Victor Kamhuka during a training session

Ex-Leopards defender Victor Kamhuka resurfaces at Pretoria Callies

Former Black Leopards centre-back Victor Kamhuka has resurfaced at Motsepe Foundation Championship side Pretoria Callies. Kamhuka joined Pretoria Callies as…
Knowledge Musona

Knowledge Musona’s best three moments in the DStv Premiership

Zimbabwean forward Knowledge Musona remains one of the best strikers that graced Kaizer Chiefs and the DStv Premiership. With his prolific goal-scoring…
Luke Petros chasing the ball in a match for Kaizer Chiefs

Ex-Chiefs striker Luke Petros set for new challenge

Former Kaizer Chiefs striker Luke Petros is set to be re-deployed to another Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services side in the lower tier division.…
Peter Ndlovu during a DStv Premiership match

Cuthbert Malajila picks Peter Ndlovu as Sundowns’ unsung hero

Former Mamelodi Sundowns striker Cuthbert Malajila says Peter Ndlovu is the club's unsung hero as the Tshwane giants continue to dominate the DStv…
Daniel Msendami of Jwaneng Galaxy wanted by Maritzburg and Black Leopards

Maritzburg, Black Leopards tracking Jwaneng Galaxy sensation

Maritzburg United and Black Leopards are reportedly angling for the services of Zimbabwean sensation Daniel Msendami, currently in Botswana's Jwaneng Galaxy…
Marshal in action for Stade Reims:

Marshall Munetsi makes another passionate plea for Zimbabwean footballers

Former Orlando Pirates midfielder Marshall Munetsi has again made a passionate plea to Zimbabwean football authorities to let bygones be bygones and have the…