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The National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPA) has confirmed the arrest of Tsholotsho Rural District Council (RDC) chief executive officer Nkululeko Sibanda (55) and finance executive Brighton Malandule (51), who is a former ZIFA board member, on corruption allegations.
In a statement, NPA said the two accused persons appeared at Hwange Magistrates’ Court facing 5 counts of criminal abuse of office and were each granted ZWL$1.2 million. Read the statement:
<blockquote>
COUNTS OF CORRUPTION FOR TSHOLOTSHO
Tsholotsho Rural District Council (RDC) chief executive officer Nkululeko Sibanda (55) and finance executive Brighton Malandule (51) appeared at Hwange Magistrates’ Court facing 5 counts of criminal abuse of office.
It is the State’s case that on 19 October 2019, Tsholotsho RDC through accused one entered into a contract with Makhadu Marketing for installation of a borehole worth ZWL164 260 without following due processes.
Accused one authorized the processing of the full payment of the cost of the borehole before the contractor had fulfilled the terms of contract.
Accused two effected payments without carrying out due diligence.
In June 2021 accused one, without following procurement procedures sought quotations from 2 suppliers for fitting up a new solar pump at Mgomeni Primary School.
He went on to authorize processing of payment of USD1930 to Arnorene Enterprises Private Limited and accused two effected transfers of funds without carrying out due diligence.
In November 2021 and May 2022, Tsholotsho RDC engaged Arnorene Enterprises to do borehole maintenance at 3 sites in the council’s Ward 7 and went on to process payments amounting to ZWL164 000 and ZWL55 000 respectively, to Arnorene Enterprises, without following due processes.
On 10 April 2023, Tsholotsho RDC contracted Papcastle Services Private Limited to do motor vehicle repairs worth USD7 699 without obtaining authority to engage in a direct procurement from the Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe.
The accused persons processed payment amounting to USD7 000 between 13 May 2023 and 11 July 2023 without carrying out due diligence.
The two were arrested by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) following a tip-off from a whistleblower.
Accused persons were granted ZWL1 200 000 bail each. The matter was remanded to 5 February 2024 pending finalization of investigations by ZACC.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Former ZIFA Boss' Arrest... Fresh Details Emerge

Football players in the Kenyan topflight league clubs have refused to play football until the deadlock between the country’s government and FIFA has been resolved.
Like Zimbabwe, Kenya was banned by FIFA over government interference in the administration of the game.
The two nations are banned from taking part in any FIFA-sanctioned event and were booted out of continental competitions for both the national teams and the clubs.
Kenyan football teams have taken a stand to stop playing in the topflight league, hoping to force their government to mend its relations with FIFA.
According to the Nation, Gor Mahia chief executive Raymond Oruo read a joint statement from the 18 topflight clubs, saying the teams would only honour fixtures when the current standoff between FIFA and the Kenyan government is resolved.
The clubs on Wednesday said they would not take part in the 2022/23 season. Oruo said:
<blockquote>
We will not take part in any competition that is not recognised or sanctioned by world governing body because it is really a waste of investment and time and very little return coming through.
</blockquote>
He said the failure of Kenyan club Tusker to participate in the Caf Champions League was one of the issues which informed their decision.
In Zimbabwe, football players have been taking to social media to express their frustrations at the ban on Zimbabwe by FIFA, also hoping to influence the local authorities to act to get the ban lifted.
Recently, the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) said getting the ban lifted was not one of its priorities, but would rather press on with its ZIFA restructuring exercise which could culminate in elections next year.
FIFA previously indicated that it will endorse the outcome of the ZIFA elections stressing that the ban can only be lifted if ZIFA board members Felton Kamambo, Philemon Machana and Bryton Malandule are reinstated.
They were fired last year when SRC dissolved the board last year over alleged maladministration.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Footballers In Kenyan Topflight League Clubs Refuse To Play Over FIFA Ban

The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has welcomed the FIFA ban on former ZIFA Referees Committee secretary-general Obert Zhoya over allegations of sexually abusing female referees.
FIFA, through its Independent Ethics Committee, on Friday banned Zhoya from all football-related activities for five years and also ordered him to pay a US$20 000 fine.
Addressing a press conference in Harare on Saturday, SRC board member Karen Mutasa said they want to see Zhoya’s enablers sanctioned as well.
She added that they were hopeful that the police would also expedite investigations on reports made against ZIFA board member for development Bryton Malandule who chaired the referees’ committee, while Zhoya was the secretary. Said Mutasa:
<blockquote>
Obert Zhoya did not harass in isolation; these incidents are not peculiar to him alone, especially in football.
He operated in an environment and culture that enabled him to confidently and blatantly prey on vulnerable women knowing full well that his deeds would be covered up by his colleagues within ZIFA.
Those enablers must also be brought to account as they are accomplices.
</blockquote>
Failure to act on allegations of sexual harassment was one of the reasons SRC suspended the Felton Kamambo-led ZIFA board in 2021.
ZIFA CEO Joseph Mamutse also stands accused of failing to act on reports by victims. Said Mutasa:
<blockquote>
The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) welcomes and endorses the decision of the FIFA Adjudicatory Chamber of the Independent Ethics Committee in its decision on September 1, 2022.
The Ethics Committee found that Obert Zhoya had breached FIFA’s Code of Ethics concerning sexual harassment and accordingly banned him from football for a period of five years, effective immediately.
</blockquote>
Zhoya <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/04/23/zifa-official-resigns-amid-female-referees-sexual-harassment-allegations/">resigned from his post on the referees’ committee in April this year</a> following pressure from the SRC.
One of Zhoya’s alleged victims claimed that she had been “humiliated, intimidated and degraded” after he reportedly asked her via WhatsApp to spend the night with him in a hotel. | <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/src-back-fifa-ban-on-zhoya-want-more-ex-zifa-bosses-arraigned">The Sunday Mail</a>

SRC Welcomes FIFA Ban On Zhoya... Wants His Enablers To Be Sanctioned

The ZIFA Congress voted overwhelmingly to revoke suspended president Felton Kamambo’s mandate at an Extraordinary General Meeting held this Saturday.
Forty-three out of forty-five councillors voted to revoke Kamambo’s mandate including that of board member (finance) Philemon Machana and board member (development) Brighton Malandule.
Kamambo, Machana and Malandule were absent, while the only suspended executive members that attended the meeting were Sugar Chagonda, Babra Chikosi and Farai Jere.
Former ZIFA vice president and Bulawayo based businessman Gift Banda has been voted acting ZIFA president.
Banda was suspended by his ZIFA executive committee colleagues after a board meeting on 16 January 2019 exactly a month after winning the ZIFA vice presidency.
He was accused of reshuffling the senior national team’s technical staff unilaterally without engaging the executive.
Banda had removed then assistant coaches Rahman Gumbo and Lloyd Mutasa, replacing them with Tonderayi Ndiraya and Bongani Mafu respectively.
The decision to revoke the mandate of the ZIFA board will not likely change FIFA’s stance on the country’s football matters.
FIFA imposed a ban on Zimbabwe after the SRC suspended the ZIFA board and the only way the sanction will be lifted is the reinstatement of Kamambo and his board.
A letter sent by FIFA to local football authorities on Friday, a day before the holding of the Extraordinary General Meeting, read:
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We refer to the aforementioned EGM notice. As discussed in the past weeks, it is important that in the context of the aforementioned EGM, the ZIFA members and delegates understand fully the decision of the FIFA Council taken on 24 February 2022 (as attached hereto).
Especially, they shall be reminded of the cumulative conditions imposed by FIFA Council in order for the ZIFA suspension to be lifted, including confirmation to FIFA that ZIFA and its management led by President Kamambo and GS Mamutse is back under their full and unconditional control.
We trust this is of help and wish you a nice day.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.soccer24.co.zw/2022/04/23/zifa-congress-votes-to-boot-out-kamambo-executive/">Soccer24</a></h4>

ZIFA Congress Fires Kamambo

Organisers of COSAFA tournaments said that Zimbabwe can still send its national youth football teams for the COSAFA Under-17 and Under-20 tournaments set to be hosted by Lesotho in December.
In February this year, the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) decided to withdraw all age-group teams from international football competitions citing the COVID-19-induced lockdown.
However, the government has since relaxed restrictions and allowed all sporting activities to resume, paving the way for ZIFA to register teams for the COSAFA Under-17 and Under-20 tournaments.
COSAFA secretary-general Sue Destombes told The Sunday Mail from Johannesburg that ZIFA were still free to register the Young Warriors. Said Destombes:
<blockquote>
The Under-17 girls and boys tournament will be in Lesotho from December 1 to December 10, while the Under-20 competition is from December 9 to December 19.
The door has not yet been closed and Zimbabwe is welcome to participate.
</blockquote>
But ZIFA board member (development) Bryton Malandule is adamant they will not be sending any of the youth teams.
He believes the young players will not be ready for the tournaments because of inactivity. Said Malandule:
<blockquote>
Last year at the height of the lockdowns, we sent in our Under-17 and Under-20 girls to COSAFA and they performed dismally.
So, as a committee, we recommended to the board that we should not participate and that was very dangerous to the girl-child in particular, because last year we sent players who had not trained for at least six weeks, and from a technical point of view, that is not right.
</blockquote>
Farai Dhliwayo, the outgoing chair of the Challenge Football League – a coalition of academies that are registered with ZIFA – said they were ready to assist the association with assembling the Young Warriors.
He said it was such tournaments where players like Warriors skipper Knowledge Musona, George Chigova, Eric Chipeta and Abbas Amidu first got international exposure.
Just like in 2007, this year’s football aspect of the African Union Region 5 Games are in Maseru, Lesotho.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/door-still-open-for-zim-cosafa">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

Door Still Open For Young Warriors - COSAFA

A Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) board member has promised an inquest into the national team’s pathetic display at the COSAFA Cup tournament where the Warriors returned home from South Africa without a single win in the four matches they played, including losing to a third-string Senegal side.
Bryton Malandule, who also chairs the ZIFA’s technical and development committee, said they will scrutinise the Warriors’ technical team’s report and decide on the way forward.
In trying to justify the insipid display, Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic claimed that COSAFA was just an experimental tournament to access players in preparation for CHAN and the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
But Malandule is adamant that was not the case. He told The Sunday News that ZIFA expected the Warriors to win the COSAFA Cup. Said Malandule:
<blockquote>From a board point of view, we expected these guys to go and win the tournament, that was the mandate.
That is why we sacrificed our little resources, we cannot send people, when we don’t have money to on holiday, to go and make experiments.
We sent them to go and win. Someone came all way from the USA, we had Mapisa (Mapisa) from Spain, those are serious players so we expected better performances, so let’s wait and see the explanation from the coach as to why did perform dismally like this.</blockquote>
ZIFA is expected to review the team’s performance based on the technical team’s report and a decision will be made thereafter.
Zimbabwe start their 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in September. The Warriors are in group g together with Ethiopia, Ghana and South Africa.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/zifa-promise-stern-action-over-cosafa-debacle/">The Sunday News</a></h4>

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