DYNAMOS APPOINT NYASHA KADENGE AS NEW CEO

HARARE – Dynamos Football Club has appointed Nyasha Kadenge as its new Chief Executive Officer, with effect from 1 November 2026.

The club announced the appointment in a statement, describing it as a key step in strengthening its institutional capacity and positioning the Glamour Boys for sustainable growth.

According to the club, Kadenge’s appointment is part of a broader drive to enhance operational excellence, reinforce corporate governance, and ensure long-term success both on and off the pitch.

As CEO, Ms. Kadenge will take charge of the day-to-day running of the club and lead the implementation of the Board’s strategic vision. Her mandate includes strengthening stakeholder engagement, fostering strategic partnerships, and improving the club’s commercial and operational performance.

“Her responsibilities will include strengthening stakeholder engagement, fostering strategic partnerships, enhancing commercial and operational performance, and ensuring that the Club continues to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, transparency and accountability,” the club said.

She will work closely with the Board, the technical team, players, sponsors, supporters and other key stakeholders to advance the club’s ambitions and deliver long-term value to the Dynamos community.

The Board said it has full confidence in Kadenge’s leadership capabilities, strategic acumen and commitment to excellence.

The club also paid tribute to its supporters and partners for their continued support, saying it looks forward to a stronger and more sustainable future under Kadenge’s leadership.

Further details regarding her strategic priorities and plans for the club will be announced in due course.

Kadenge becomes one of the few women to lead one of Zimbabwe’s biggest football institutions, at a time when Dynamos is seeking to modernize its operations and reclaim its dominance in domestic football.

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