Dynamos made history at Gibbo Stadium on Saturday, beating Triangle United 1–0 to claim their third straight Chibuku Super Cup title.

The match was tight from the start, with both teams fighting hard. Triangle, playing at home, created a few chances, but Dynamos stayed solid.

The winning moment came in the 80th minute when Enasio Perezo scored a brilliant goal to give Dynamos the lead. Triangle tried to come back, but Dynamos held on until the final whistle.

This is Dynamos’ third Chibuku Super Cup title in a row, showing their strong form in the tournament. The win also gives coach Kelvin Kaindu his second major trophy. He reached the final after his team knocked out Highlanders on penalties in the semifinal at Rufaro Stadium.

Triangle gave a good fight throughout the competition, but on the day, Dynamos did just enough to lift the trophy again.

Norman Mapeza has been unveiled as the new head coach of PSL champions Scottland FC. The announcement was made on Thursday, mere hours after the club parted ways with title-winning coach Tonderai Ndiraya.

Mapeza, who recently ended a decade-long, trophy-filled association with FC Platinum signed a two-year contract with Scottland. The move marks the beginning of a new chapter for the ambitious Harare club.

On 23 November 2025, FC Platinum officially confirmed Mapeza’s exit after 360 matches in charge. His departure closed one of the most successful coaching eras in Zimbabwean club football. Under his leadership, FC Platinum claimed three Premier Soccer League titles and three Castle Challenge Cups, and set a standard for excellence in discipline and performance.

His exit had sparked rumours he might join other clubs, including newly promoted Hardrock FC, but Scottland swiftly sealed the deal.

Mapeza arrives with a rich resume and continental pedigree, having guided teams into the group stages of the CAF Champions League on multiple occasions. That experience is seen as critical as Scottland prepares for their own debut continental campaign.For Scottland, who clinched the PSL title under Ndiraya, the move signals ambition: a desire to build on domestic success and push for broader recognition on the African club scene.

The NetOne Albun Honde Valley Marathon lit up the Eastern Highlands on 22 November as more than 1 650 athletes, including elite runners from Kenya and participants from the United Kingdom, converged on Honde Valley for what has now become one of Zimbabwe’s most vibrant community sporting events. The third edition proved to be the biggest and most memorable yet, blending athletic excellence, rural tourism, community celebration, and national pride.

The race kicked off at sunrise, with thousands lining the scenic roads to cheer on runners tackling the 42km, 21km BreeZ Half Marathon, 10km, and 5km routes. From juniors to grand masters, every step told its own story, determination, joy, grit, and unforgettable Honde Valley spirit. The trails were alive with song, laughter, and breathtaking views, turning the marathon into an immersive cultural and athletic experience.

NetOne Group CEO, Engineer Raphael Mushanawani, expressed immense satisfaction with the growth of the event.

He noted that the marathon had expanded significantly compared to previous years and now stands as a flagship example of how sport can uplift communities and strengthen rural tourism. “This third edition of the NetOne Albun Honde Valley Marathon has shown real growth,” he said. “We are happy to see the NetOne brand playing a meaningful role in empowering communities, promoting wellness, and positioning Honde Valley as a true sports tourism destination.

Each year, this event gets bigger, better, and more impactful.”Founder and Marathon Director, Alois Bunjira, echoed the excitement, visibly moved by the overwhelming turnout and diversity of participants. He shared that having more than 1 650 registered runners was beyond what the organising team imagined for this year.

“I am so happy and truly overwhelmed,” Bunjira said. “To see athletes from Kenya, runners from the United Kingdom, and participants from all across Zimbabwe coming together for this marathon is something special. This year means even more to us because the race was officially recognised as a qualifier for the 2026 Comrades Marathon, a dream Brenda ‘BreeZ’ Zvinorova worked tirelessly for. Her legacy lives on through this achievement.”

⁶The qualification status added a historic layer of meaning to the event, reinforcing the marathon’s growing reputation on the regional athletics calendar. For many participants, this milestone transformed Honde Valley from simply a beautiful race route into a gateway to one of the world’s most prestigious ultra-distance events.The day’s celebrations continued after the finish line, where athletes cooled down with a Zumba session led by Sir Charles Fitness.

Prize-giving moments followed, with trophies and prize money awarded by Alois Bunjira, NetOne CEO Raphael Mushanawani, and Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Hon. Barbara Rwodzi, who also joined the event to honour its contribution to rural tourism and community development.As the sun set, the valley shifted from athletic intensity to musical celebration.

Nutty O, EXQ, Feli Nandi, Tocky Vibes, Black Diva, and Jah Signal delivered electrifying performances at the After-Party Bash, closing the day in spectacular fashion and giving thousands of attendees a night to remember.

With its blend of sport, tourism, culture, and community empowerment, the 2025 NetOne Albun Honde Valley Marathon has cemented its place as a major event in Zimbabwe’s sporting landscape. From record-breaking participation to Comrades Marathon qualification and unforgettable entertainment, Honde Valley truly came alive, and the marathon’s future promises even greater heights.