Bosso bus not yet registered with Zinara and Zimra

HIGHLANDERS Football Club  is still be to be registered with the Zimbabwe national Road Authority and the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority.

The bus was delivered last Saturday to the club and was purchased in South Africa.

Last Sunday the club used their old bus.

To get the number plates, the Bulawayo giants have to start by obtaining a police clearance from the Vehicle Theft Squad after the cops have checked with their South African counterparts that the bus was properly acquired.

This process  takes about 24 hours. Number plates will cost Bosso $160.

Bosso chief executive officer Ndumiso Gumede said they are in the process of getting the bus registered.

"The bus is now at our disposal and we're grateful to our member Tshinga Dube, who helped land it here. Now we've to start the process of getting it registered and I'm sure it'll take some time, but we'll try to do it as quickly as possible," said Gumede.