Highlanders CEO Ronald Moyo set to leave the club at the end of March
Highlanders FC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo is set to part ways with the club at the end of March upon the expiry of his contract, the Bulawayo giants have announced.
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Highlanders FC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo is set to part ways with the club at the end of March upon the expiry of his contract, the Bulawayo giants have announced.
Bulawayo based giants Highlanders FC have through a letter written by their Secretary General Morgan Dube dated 5 July 2022 appealed for funds from their diaspora fans to buy a laptop for the club’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo.
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League giants Highlanders FC Chief Executive Officer Ronald Moyo has revealed the club is working on coming up with a strategic campaign to educate its fans to desist from any form of crowd trouble at Stadiums.
Government through the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development last week Friday officially issued a mining licence to Highlanders Football Club. This means Bosso who have been granted the license are now permitted to kick-start their gold mining operations at their claim located at Inyathi, Bubi district.
Premier league giants, Highlanders FC have finally appointed the youthful Ronald Moyo as the club’s substantive Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Highlanders FC Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo (30) on Monday morning revealed that the club has made it a new mandatory policy to strictly recruit players who are aged 20 years and below for their developmental side, Bosso 90.
Highlanders FC acting youthful Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo (30) has admitted that he was astonished by his appointment at the helm of the club.
Bulawayo giants Highlanders FC has with immediate effect officially appointed the youthful Ronald Moyo as the club’s acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Apostolic faith leader Madzibaba Emmanuel Mutumwa has distanced himself from Highlanders Football Club saying his association with the club caused “rifts within the Highlanders institution” and attacks on his person and church.
Highlanders are yet to conclude contractual talks with all but one of their junior coaches amid revelations that a Hwange-based company is in line to bankroll junior coaches.