Highlanders confirm supporter also died in tragic accident

The club said Sibanda's unwavering dedication to Bosso and the warmth she shared with fellow supporters would be remembered with deep gratitude and affection.
By Fortune Mbele Jul. 24, 2026

3 Highlanders executives perish in road accident

Bulawayo chief fire officer Mhlangano Moyo said the Highlanders officials were returning from a football match in Kariba where the team lost 1-0 to ZPC Kariba on Wednesday.
By Nizbert Moyo Jul. 24, 2026

Zifa mourns Bosso executives killed in road crash

In a statement, Zifa described the tragedy as an immeasurable loss to Highlanders Football Club, the city of Bulawayo and the wider Zimbabwean football fraternity.
By Fortune Mbele Jul. 24, 2026

Highlanders halt fan-led player donations, directs support through official channels

The club said the appeal for assistance was born out of genuine concern for the welfare of the players but stressed the need for transparency and accountability in handling donations.
By Fortune Mbele Jul. 18, 2026

Highlanders donate 50 bins to Bulawayo in centenary community plough back initiative

In a statement, Highlanders said the donation reflected the club's commitment to social responsibility beyond football.
By Fortune Mbele Jun. 5, 2026

Bosso fans apologise after Nkomo’s legal threat

Following correspondence from Nkomo’s lawyers, Cheda and Associates, supporters Dr F.M. Sibanda and Zenzo “Zemura” Matumba have since apologised.
By Fortune Mbele May. 9, 2026

Luxury bus, Malawi tour signal new dawn for Bosso

The tour could also provide a platform for new signings, with a 30-man squad expected to travel as the technical team assesses combinations ahead of the domestic season. 
By Sports Reporter Feb. 4, 2026

Ndebele royal family wades into Bosso capture saga

Highlanders Football Club was founded in 1926 by Albert and Rhodes Khumalo, grandsons of King Lobengula, initially as Lions Football Club. 
By Silas Nkala Jan. 29, 2026

Chivayo in US$1m Bosso pledge

He said the package, which includes an immediate injection of US$250 000 towards various administrative requirements, will run over the next year.
By Henry Mhara Jun. 12, 2025