By Judith Nyuke TWO Harare men who defrauded Dynamos Football Club chairman Vincent Chawonza in a business deal and stole over US$6 000 in cash have been jailed for one year. The pair, Kenneth Nyalugwe and Kennedy Chiwara, were convicted of concealing a transaction from a principal
Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has pledged to buy a new 65-seater bus for Dynamos F.C. and reward players with US$50 000 despite the club’s defeat to rivals CAPS United F.C. in the Harare Derby. In a statement after the weekend fixture, Chivayo congratulated CAPS United on their
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has praised football supporters and stakeholders for their continued backing of local football following a high-attendance Harare Derby while also warning against crowd misconduct at stadiums. In a statement, the league said it was encouraged by the support shown by fans
Football giants Dynamos and Highlanders will renew their fierce rivalry this Sunday when they clash in the Chibuku Super Cup semi-final at Rufaro Stadium in what promises to be one of the most electrifying encounters of the season. The high-stakes fixture comes barely a week after
Dynamos Football Club was thrown into an unusual stir on Thursday afternoon when Harry Lusengo the club’s kit manager and son of chairman Bernard Marriot reportedly prevented the team bus from leaving the Belvedere training base. According to sources at the club, players had boarded the
The Premier Soccer League (PSL) Disciplinary Committee has fined Harare football giants, Dynamos FC for crowd trouble during their Chibuku Super Cup semifinal match against FC Platinum at the National Sports Stadium last Sunday. Dynamos technical officials and security marshals threatened to manhandle match referee Brighton
Former Dynamos Football Club left-back, Stanley “Samora “ Chirambadare, will today appear in court allegedly charged with sodomizing a minor at his football academy. Famed for his overlapping runs during his playing days, Chirambadare runs Revival Junior Football Academy in Mufakose, Harare, which nurtures junior football
Dynamos interim coach, Biggy Zuze on Sunday endured one of his most frustrating afternoon after witnessing his club supporters cheering the visiting side, FC Platinum who had dispatched his side two nil to move within three points of log leaders Ngezi Platinum. Zuze, who also praised
Reigning champions, FC Platinum head coach, Norman Mapeza who thrashed Dynamos two nil at Rufaro stadium on Sunday said he is not yet thinking of retaining the championship as there are still plenty of games to play. Addressing media after the match, Mapeza preferred to be
Despite a stern warning at the end of last season by the club’s team Director, Base Commander Elisha Masakadza for a dismal start to last season which cost the Army side a top 8 finish in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League, Chapungu FC are
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