Zwane initially joined Usuthu as co-coach alongside Vusumuzi Vilakazi in October 2024 to replace Pablo Franco Martin.
Vilakazi resigned in February 2025 and Zwane ultimately led the club to a sixth-placed finish in the 2024/25 campaign.
Zwane's good work continued this term and Usuthu only just missed out on a third placed finish, currently in fourth on the standings with just one game of the season to play.
He also guided his team to the quarter-finals of the Nedbank Cup, losing 2-1 to Casric Stars, and is eager for a better cup run next term- as their best option for silverware, the coach explained.
"Look, I think as a team we are growing in stature. Every team would want to win a cup. I believe we had the opportunity to go all the way to the semi-finals and finals of Nedbank Cup," said Zwane on iDiski Times.
"We did not capitalise on that. Durban City managed to win it. So already they've put each and every team in KZN now to at least fight for cups and win something next season.
"So, it's a good competition. And like any other coach as well, I'm a very ambitious coach. I play to win. I'm a winner myself; that's my belief. Because I don't think I would have been here if I was not a winner. So, I want to win every game.
“And because the game is a teacher, we make a lot of mistakes and try to rectify them rather than focus on crucifying. We try to look for solutions and try to improve ourselves. So, we will try our level best. So yeah, we want to win something in the future as a club.”
