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Dynamos Football Club has re-appointed <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jonathan_Mashingaidze">Jonathan Mashingaidze</a> as the club’s new Chief Executive Office.
In a statement seen by Pindula News, the Harare-based club said Mashingaidze’s appointment is with immediate effect. Reads the statement issued on 16 December 2022:
<blockquote>
<h2>APPOINTMENT OF JONATHAN MASHINGAIDZE AS SUBSTANTIVE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER</h2>
Dynamos Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Jonathan Mashingaidze as the Chief Executive Officer of the club. The appointment is with immediate effect and its in line with the FIFA, CAF and ZIFA Club licencing framework and the club’s strategic plan.
Mashingaidze, a seasoned sports administrator, is expected to head the most decorated club’s secretariat, which is in charge of the strategic operations of the club.
He will, among his key deliverables headline the club’s quest for the return to the olden glory days; commercialisation of the club’s properties; engagement of local, regional, continental and international partners; inception of the youth academy, women football structures and development structures and the coordination of the historic 60th-anniversary celebrations.
He will double as general manager of the Dembare@60 Anniversary Celebrations Organising Committee which was recently appointed.
More appointments of members of the secretariat will be announced in due course.
The club wishes Mashingaidze success in his new placement.
Tinashe Farawo 
For and on behalf of Dynamos Football Club 
</blockquote>
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/08/22/dynamos-has-ousted-ceo-jonathan-mashingaidze/">Mashingaidze was ousted as the club’s CEO</a> in 2021 as the club embarked on a strategic structural change drive.
The veteran football administrator left Dynamos after a couple of years but continued working with the club in a freelance role as a business consultant.
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Former Zifa Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jonathan Mashingaidze has been given a life ban by the association. Mashingaidze is also being sued by Zifa. This comes after Mashingaidze allegedly stole US$700 000 from Zifa and created a US$7 million debt for the association.
Excerpts from the Zifa Statement on their website read:
<blockquote>Apart from the life ban, Mashingaidze has been summoned to answer to a charge of theft of Association funds in excess of US$ 700 000 which the plaintiff (ZIFA) is claiming, with interest.
Below are excerpts from the ban notification.
“Reference is made to the decision of the ZIFA Executive Committee on the 12th of December 2017 where it was resolved that in terms of Article 34(n) of the ZIFA constitution, you are forthwith expelled and banned for life from participation in association football in Zimbabwe in any role, position, or capacity whatsoever, subject to th confirmation of your expulsion and life ban by the ZIFA congress in terms of the ZIFA constitution.”
Reasons for Mashingaidze’s expulsion are as follows:
“Theft of Association funds in excess of US$ 700 000 as established by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) Committee of Inquiry Report dated September 2015.
“Fraudulently creating a US$ 7 million debt on behalf of the Association through unilaterally signing acknowledgements of debt where no services were rendered … as established by the SRC Report.
“Causing Zimbabwe to be expelled from the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifying round by failing to comply with FIFA directives.
“Accordingly, you have provisionally ceased to be a member of the football community globally and therefore you must therefore forthwith cease to act, represent, and associate yourself with ZIFA or any of its members in any manner whatsoever.”</blockquote>

Zifa Bans Jonathan Mashingaidze For Life For Stealing US$700 000 and Creating US$7m Debt

The <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Football_Association_(ZIFA)" target="_blank">Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA)</a> is still searvhing for a substantive CEO, to fill the post which was left vacant by the expiry of <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Jonathan Mashingaidze" target="_blank">Jonathan Mashingaidze’s</a> contract on April 1, 2016.   It appears that ZIFA’s leadership is failing to agree on a candidate despite having interviewed six shortlisted candidates a fortnight ago.
However  <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Omega_Sibanda" target="_blank">Omega Sibanda</a>, the ZIFA vice president  disputed that assertion saying:
 
 
<blockquote>The hunt for the Zifa CEO is still on. There are a couple of issues that we’re looking at before announcing the new chief executive officer.
Remember, the association’s general secretary position is a big post and as such we have to make sure that the best candidate that can effectively bring positive change is hired.
The human resources committee, which I chair, is made up of competent human resources managers, who work for big companies and will come up with the best decision that will help Zifa. It’s not true that we’re at loggerheads and that is the thinking of people who don’t want to see good work prevailing.</blockquote>
 
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/hunt-for-zifa-ceo-still-on/" target="_blank">Chronicle</a>

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