WATCH: Bosso is my home, says Benjani

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Newly appointed Highlanders head coach Benjani Mwaruwari has said his return to Bosso feels like returning home.
Benjani who arrived in Bulawayo on Saturday afternoon, was full of excitement as he begins his new chapter with Bosso.

“I can’t really explain how I am feeling right now. I’m just so happy and excited to be back. It feels like home because I played here for the juniors, and now I have the chance to give back and work with the team,” Benjani said.
Benjani met with the club’s leadership soon after landing to discuss plans for the season, with the rest of his backroom staff to be officially announced by

Highlanders in due course.

The former Bosso junior player is now ready to guide the team as head coach, bringing both experience and passion to the role.

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