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The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has announced that 12 people have been arrested over the violence that broke out at Barbourfirelds at the weekend during a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match between Highlanders and Dynamos.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, Police spokesperson, Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said full-scale investigations are in progress to account for all suspects who were involved in the violence. Read the statement:
<blockquote>
<h3>UPDATE ON PUBLIC VIOLENCE AT BABOURFIELDS STADIUM</h3>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirms that 12 suspects have been arrested in connection with the public violence which occurred at Babourfields Stadium on 10th September 2023. The breakdown of arrests is as follows:-
<ul style="list-style-type: square;">
<li>Contravening the Firearms Act – Two suspects</li>
<li> Criminal Nuisance – Four suspects </li>
<li>Public Violence – Six suspects</li>
</ul>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police assures the public that full-scale investigations are in progress to account for all suspects who were involved in the violence.
</blockquote>
The chaos erupted in the 38th minute when agitated Highlanders fans threw objects and invaded the pitch, leading to clashes between fans and the police. The match had to be abandoned abruptly, with Dynamos leading 2-0. Eight individuals sustained injuries but have since received medical treatment and are in stable condition. 
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12 Arrested Over Violence At Barbourfields Stadium During Highlanders Vs Dynamos Match

The police in Bulawayo have made six arrests in connection with the violent incidents that occurred at Barbourfields Stadium during a football match between Dynamos and Highlanders.
The chaos erupted in the 38th minute when agitated Highlanders fans threw objects and invaded the pitch, leading to clashes between fans and the police. The match had to be abandoned abruptly, with Dynamos leading 2-0. Eight individuals sustained injuries but have since received medical treatment and are in stable condition. Among the detainees, one person was charged for possessing a firearm, albeit with an empty cartridge. Bulawayo Provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube, confirmed the arrests and urged the public to refrain from acts of violence. Ncube told the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/6-arrested-over-bf-violence/">Chronicle</a>:
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We are warning members of the public to desist from acts of violence. This follows an uncalled for and avoidable conflict which occurred at Barbourfields stadium on Sunday. Circumstances are that there was a Premier Soccer League match between Highlanders and Dynamos, the match was then abandoned after the supporters invaded the pitch, erupting violence which led to people being injured and also to malicious damage to property.
Eight people sustained varying degrees of injuries but are all in a stable condition. So far six people have been arrested where four are being charged for criminal nuisance, one for failing to secure a firearm after his cash in transit revolver with an empty magazine was found in custody of his girlfriend who was also arrested. Police would therefore like to warn members of the public to desist from this violent behaviour. 
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Ncube emphasised that such behaviour would not be tolerated, as it results in property damage and unnecessary loss of life. He said the police are determined to address these incidents and maintain public safety.
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Bulawayo Police Arrest Six For Violence At Barbourfields Stadium During Highlanders Vs Dynamos Match

Bulawayo City FC have announced that a memorial service for the late Barry Daka will be held this afternoon from 1400hrs to 1700hrs at McDonald Hall in Mzilikazi.
Daka, a former Highlanders legendary coach, died on Thursday last week aged 71. A the time of his death, Barry was still actively involved in coaching and he was with <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Bulawayo_City_Football_Club">Bulawayo City FC</a> where he was working with the club’s juniors. 

More: <a href="https://twitter.com/byocityfc/status/1239824219707498496">Bulawayo City FC</a>

Bulawayo City FC Announce Program For Memorial Service For Football Legend Barry Daka

After CAF banned all Zimbabwean stadiums under the banner that they don’t conform to international standards to host international football matches, City Of Bulawayo together with the government have undertaken the initiative to refurbish local stadiums including Bulawayo’s Barbourfields stadium which is the home of Highlanders.
Here are a few pictures of Barbourfields Stadium before the facelift.
 
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PICTURES: Barbourfields Stadium Before The Face Lift

Premier League side Highlanders Football Club which has gained widespread negative attention for acts of hooliganism by some of its fans, is contemplating the use of breathalysers. The team wants to stop drunk fans from entering Barbourfields when Highlanders is playing at home.
A breathalyzer is a device used by police for measuring the amount of alcohol in a driver’s breath.
Highlanders Chief Executive Officer, Nhlanhla Dube said:
<blockquote>As a club we believe that the issue of crowd trouble must be looked at as a problem that needs to be confronted by all stakeholders.
Using breathlysers is just one of the many options to deal with the problem. We can get to a point where we say if someone is at a certain level of intoxication then they must not be allowed into a stadium.
It’s a process that all stakeholders must work on together,</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://bulawayo24.com/index-id-sports-sc-soccer-byo-111389.html">Bulawayo24</a>

Highlanders may use breathalyzers to stop drunk fans from entering the Stadium

The Zimbabwe National Army has also condemened hooliganism in football following the abandonment of the match btetween Highlanders and Dynamos on Sunday after crowd trouble when Dynamos scored a hotly contested equalizer.
Speaking at the presentation ceremony where Zifa President Phillip Chiyangwa had donated football equipment to the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, Brigadier General Tendai Elliot Dzirutwe of the Zimbabwe National Army said:
<blockquote>Football is, as Pele and those who love football say, a beautiful game and we also get worried when we see scenes of hooliganism such as the one that recently took place at Barbourfields during the match between Highlanders and Dynamos.
It’s not good for our football.
As the Zimbabwe National Army we believe in discipline. We don’t condone hooliganism, we don’t like such behaviour and we do not like to see violence. Where there should be entertainment let there be entertainment. That’s our take.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/army-raps-football-mayhem/">Herald</a>

Army condemns hooliganism after Highlanders-Dynamos match  abandoned

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<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Dumiso_Dabengwa" target="_blank">Dumiso Damengwa</a> has expressed his unhappiness after the Bulawayo City Council turned down a proposal to rename Barbourfields Stadium after the late liberation war fighter <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Lookout_Masuku" target="_blank">Lieutenant General Lookout Masuku.</a>
Speaking to Newsday, Dabengwa said:
<blockquote>The proposed renaming of Barbourfields as Lookout Masuku is a very brilliant idea
I was approached on this matter and I welcomed it. But unfortunately, the council that we now have in Bulawayo leaves a lot to be desired.
The administration side (of the council) may be good, but the policy making part is questionable. We made a huge mistake voting some of these people to be city fathers. I am sure we have now learnt our lesson.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/01/27/constitutional-amendment-rejected/" target="_blank">Newsday</a>

Dumiso  Dabengwa unhappy with Bulawayo's refusal to rename Barbourfields  after Lookout Masuku

Bulawayo Ward 1 councillor,  Mlanda Ncube, was removed as the Bulawayo City council’s  finance committee chairperson.  Ncube claims that he was removed due to the fact that he had proposed to have Barbourfields renamed after liberation war hero  <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Lookout_Masuku">Lookout Masuku</a>.
Speaking at service organised by Ibhetshu Likazulu to honour victims of the Gukurahundi, Ncube said:
<blockquote>We know what our problem is in Matabeleland, and we know it very well. I have a problem with the colonial names all around this city.
One of them cost me the position of the chairperson of the Bulawayo finance committee. I said it clearly that we have to remove the name of Barbour [in the name Barbourfields Stadium] and we replace it with one of our heroes. The thinking was that I am now feeling more powerful in that position and I will end up abusing the local authority’s funds. I was removed.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/01/24/nasty-fall-masuku-proposal/">Newsday</a>

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