Highlanders dismiss Kaindu as coach, appoint Ncube and Sawu interim

Highlanders Football Club dismissed head coach Kelvin Kaindu after the team struggled during recent matches. The Bulawayo club made the decision following several disappointing performances from their squad. Club officials announced the coaching change after reviewing the team's record under the Zambian coach. The firing marks the second time Kaindu has left his position with the popular football team. Management hopes the change will improve results for the remainder of the season.

Kaindu guided Highlanders to mixed results during his time leading the club. The team currently sits at ninth place with 23 points after playing 17 matches. His squad won five games and tied eight others during the first half of the campaign. Four defeats also occurred under his leadership as the team failed to meet expectations. The recent scoreless tie against Chicken Inn appears to have sealed his fate with club executives.

Try Ncube and Agent Sawu will take over coaching duties until further notice. Both men previously served as assistant coaches under Kaindu before receiving their new responsibilities. The coaching staff will work together to prepare the team for upcoming league matches. Highlanders supporters hope the change will spark better performances from their favorite players. The club expects to name a permanent replacement after evaluating potential candidates.