# Shabanie Mine F.C.

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{{Short description|Zimbabwean football club}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=June 2024}}
{{Infobox football club
| clubname = Shabanie Mine
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| fullname = Shabanie Mine Football Club
| nickname = ''Chinda Boys, Bvaru Bvaru''
| founded  = 1914
| ground   = [Maglas Stadium](/source/Maglas_Stadium), [Zvishavane](/source/Zvishavane)
| capacity = 5,000
| chairman = Elias Marufu
| manager  = [Crispen Moyo](/source/Crispen_Moyo) 
| league   = [ZIFA Division One Central Region](/source/ZIFA_Division_One_Central_Region)
| season   = 2024
| position = 10th|
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'''Shabanie Mine''' is a Zimbabwean [football](/source/association_football) club based in [Zvishavane](/source/Zvishavane). They play in the [ZIFA Division One Central Region](/source/ZIFA_Division_One_Central_Region).

==References==
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{{Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League}}

Shabanie Mine FC has often been a source of inspiration to the town of Zvishavane. Even in the towns toughest times the locals have always found relief in watching bvaru play

Category:Football clubs in Zimbabwe

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