Bernard Marriot Lusengo

Harare giants Dynamos FC on Tuesday announced the appointment of their new vice chairman Clement Chimbari who replaces Vincent Chawonza who was fired by the club in February for allegedly violating the club's rules.
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Dynamos Football Club chairman Bernard Marriot Lusengo who is facing fraud allegations after he allocated himself 51% of the club shareholding has come out fighting claiming he has no case to answer.
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Mr Zvidzai said if Marriot wanted to seek a remedy, it was supposed to be associated with the law relating to recusal and not the outcome of the proceedings.
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Dynamos Football Club chairman Bernard Marriot Lusengo has appeared in court facing charges of manipulating the club’s share register to give himself control over the popular Harare giants.
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Calls for Dynamos board chairperson Bernard Marriot Lusengo to resign are growing louder by each day with the Harare giants’ former players encouraging the club supremo to follow in Kenni Mubaiwa’s footsteps to pave way for progressive…
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Beleaguered Dynamos were left at the crossroads yesterday after the club’s president Kenny Mubaiwa tendered his resignation citing pressure and excessive interference from the board of directors.
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Struggling Castle Lager Premiership side Dynamos’ board chairperson Bernard Marriot Lusengo has wielded the axe on club president Kenni Mubaiwa in a bid to address the team’s problems.
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Ailing giants Dynamos are undergoing a massive soul-searching exercise and are set for a major restructuring exercise aimed at breathing life into their faltering 2018 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League campaign.
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THE High Court in Harare has reserved judgment in the matter in which a group trading as Dynamos Trust are seeking to be a party in the long standing application before the same court that is trying to interdict Dynamos Football Club (Pvt)…
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Dynamos Football Club’s property, including that belonging to four of its officials, will go under the hammer at an auctioneer in Harare tomorrow to recover part of a $250 000 debt owed to CBZ Bank.
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