Benjani Mwaruwari delivered a confident assessment of his Highlanders FC squad as the club wrapped up its pre‑season programme in Botswana. Bosso completed their preparations with a friendly match against Gaborone United on Monday, closing a productive week of training and evaluation.
Benjani Mwaruwari Highlanders squad earns early approval
Mwaruwari expressed satisfaction with the progress made during the camp. He highlighted the squad’s commitment and the strong work ethic shown throughout the week. The former Zimbabwe international believes the team now stands in a solid position ahead of the new season.
“From the look of things I cannot complain,” Mwaruwari told The Herald. “We have worked hard to reach a point where I can safely say we are ready for the challenge ahead. We will work with the players we have and hope for better results.”
His comments reflect growing confidence within the Highlanders camp as the squad adapts to his methods and expectations.
Highlanders prepare for opening match against Bulawayo Chiefs
Highlanders will face Bulawayo Chiefs on Sunday in their opening fixture of the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season. The match marks Mwaruwari’s first competitive game in charge of Bosso, adding extra significance to the occasion.
The club appointed him one month ago, entrusting him with the responsibility of restoring consistency and ambition. His arrival generated excitement among supporters eager to see a refreshed approach.
Coaching team brings experience and identity
Mwaruwari works alongside club legends Mkhokheli Dube and Bekithemba Ndlovu, who serve as his assistants. Their presence strengthens the technical team and reinforces Highlanders’ identity. The trio aims to build a competitive squad capable of challenging throughout the season.
Highlanders now return home with renewed belief and a clear sense of direction. Mwaruwari’s early confidence sets the tone for a campaign filled with expectation and opportunity.
