Club Identity
Dynamos are known primarily by two nicknames: DeMbare or the Glamour Boys. DeMbare refers to the club's location and origins. Some sources have linked this to Charles Mabika. while the Glamour Boys label has its roots in the elaborate and entertaining "carpet soccer" style of play exhibited by the team during its early years.
The club's colours are blue and white.
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