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Dynamos Sign Burkina Faso Striker Daouda Sidibe to Boost Title Bid
Dynamos have completed the signing of Burkina Faso striker Daouda Sidibe from Ghanaian side Aduana FC as the Harare giants strengthen their squad for the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title run-in.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 152 min read


Dynamos part ways with four coaches after withdrawing misconduct allegations
Dynamos FC has mutually parted ways with coaches Genesis Mangombe, Newsome Mutema, Tonderai Marume and Britto Gwere after withdrawing allegations of match-fixing, juju and insubordination.

Southerton Business Times
Jul 72 min read


Kwangware Football Legacy Lives On as Eddson 'Kishah' Targets Premier Soccer League Dream
MASVINGO – The Kwangware name has long been synonymous with football excellence in Masvingo, producing generations of talented players who left an indelible mark on the local game. Today, that proud legacy is being carried forward by Eddson "Kishah" Kwangware, head coach of Ngundu-based Division 2B outfit Gwatipedza Mine FC.

Southerton Business Times
Jun 282 min read


Five Arrested After Violent Clashes Abandon Hardrock vs Dynamos Match in Kwekwe
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed the arrest of five individuals, including the chief executive officer of Hardrock FC, following violent clashes that forced the abandonment of a heated league match against Dynamos FC at Chahwanda Stadium. The match, played in Kwekwe on Sunday, descended into chaos in the 80th minute after supporters from both clubs allegedly invaded the pitch and engaged in violent confrontations.

Southerton Business Times
May 272 min read


Waterlogged Pitches Mar Castle Lager Premiership Opening Matches
The opening weekend of the Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League produced results that may not accurately reflect the strengths of competing teams after several matches were played on waterlogged pitches. Heavy rains left some stadiums flooded, forcing players to adapt to difficult conditions that resembled “water polo tactics” rather than conventional football.

Southerton Business Times
Mar 152 min read
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