Forest appoints Ronald Mukosha as coach

National Division One side Forest Rangers have appointed Ronald Mukosha as head coach on a two-year contract.
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‎Mukosha was unveiled on Monday after joining from Super League club Mutondo Stars.
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‎The charismatic coach guided Mutondo to Super League survival at the end of the 2025/26 season.
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‎“We are pleased to announce the appointment of Ronald Mukosha as Head Coach of Forest Rangers Football Club on a two-year contract, effective immediately, as we intensify our push for promotion to the Premier League,” the club announced in a statement.
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‎Mukosha’s immediate task is to help Forest return to the Super League after two seasons in the lower division.
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‎“Coach Mukosha joins us from Mutondo Stars, where he served as Head Coach. He brings a wealth of technical expertise and proven leadership that we believe will strengthen our ambitions at Dola Hill,” the statement read.
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‎Mukosha takes over from Boyd Mulwanda, whose contract was not renewed.
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‎“We thank the coach Boyd Mulwanda for his dedication, professionalism, and service during his tenure, and wish him every success in his future endeavours,” the club said.
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‎Forest finished number five in the National League with 58 points, six points behind Roan United, who secured the last promotion spot.