CAPS United re-sign ageing midfielder Josta
CAPS United completed their transfer business on transfer deadline by signing highly rated 31-years-old midfielder Joel Ngodzo from Highlanders.
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Dynamos, Highlanders fined for BF violence
The Premier Soccer League has fined Dynamos US$7 500 and Highlanders US$5000 for the incidences of violence and hooliganism at Barbourfields stadium on 15 May.
Highlanders appoint former Mourinho’s assistant Baltemar Brito as new coach
Zimbabwean club Highlanders have appointed Portuguese Baltemar Jose de Oliveira Brito as their new coach until December 2023.
Dutchman de Jongh terminates Somalia contract, linked with Highlanders return
Dutchman Pieter de Jongh has terminated his contract with contract with the Somalia Football Federation giving in to speculation that he might be pushing for a return to Highlanders.
Gavin Hunt linked with Highlanders job
South African coach Gavin Hunt is being touted as the possible next Highlanders coach following the sacking of Mandla Mpofu on Tuesday.
Highlanders sack coach Mandla Mpofu
Mandla 'Lulu' Mpofu has been sacked as Highlanders coach after the executive capitulated to pressure from the fans over the club's position in the league.
Zimbabwe league suspended after Highlanders, Dynamos ugly clash
PSL chief executive Kenny Ndebele has announced the suspension of local football league following skirmishes at the Barbourfields on Sunday which forced the abandonment of the match between Dynamos and Highlanders.
Dynamos hooligans run riot as match against Highlanders abandoned
Dynamos fans invaded the pitch in the 92nd minute on Sunday after Highlanders had taken the lead when Washington Navaya nodded a cross home from close range.
Luphahla joins Highlanders
Former Zimbabwe international Joel Luphahla has joined Highlanders as an assistant to head coach Mandla Mpofu, just a day after leaving Northern Region Soccer League side Golden Eagles.
80 Percent Of Zimbabwean Footballers Are On Drugs: Beefy
Bulawayo City coach Philani 'Beefy' Ncube has made sensational claims that 80% of Zimbabwean players playing in the domestic league abuse drugs particularly the cough syrup popularly known as 'bronco' on the streets.