Former Dynamos head coach Kelvin Kaindu has officially ended his stint with the Harare giants after committing to a two-year deal with newly promoted Premier Soccer League outfit Hardrock FC.
Popularly known as “KK”, Kaindu has been brought in to guide the club as it prepares for its maiden full season in the top tier, with Hardrock moving decisively to secure seasoned technical leadership in what is expected to be a highly competitive campaign. He will work alongside assistants Prince Matore and Kelvin Maphosa, while Ronald Sibanda has been named team manager. Goalkeepers coach Munyaradzi Diya is also part of the club’s technical and administrative setup.
The Zambian tactician previously took charge at Dynamos during a challenging phase when the club was battling to preserve its top-flight status.
Hardrock’s decision to appoint Kaindu underlines the club’s ambition to establish itself and remain competitive in the Premier Soccer League.
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