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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Omega_Sibanda">Omega Sibanda</a>, the Vungu constituency legislator, has pledged to support his former rival and successor, Brown Ndlovu, in the upcoming harmonised elections.
Sibanda is stepping down to pave the way for Ndlovu, who won in a heated contest during the recent ZANU PF primary voting exercise.
His remarks come amid claims of sour relations between the two senior party members, which began in 2020 when Sibanda narrowly lost the Gweru District Coordinating Committee chairman position to Ndlovu.
Ndlovu previously lost his Chiundura seat to the MDC in the 2018 harmonised election and will now run in the Vungu constituency after this year’s delimitation exercise.
Sibanda described Ndlovu as a qualified and mature politician who understands the party’s ethos of driving development for the people. He is quoted by the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/omega-supports-cde-ndlovu/">Chronicle</a> as saying:
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I cannot comment much, but we are happy as a party, Ndlovu knows the tactics of winning. He is a very experienced politician who knows what should be done.
I am going to support all the developmental initiatives for our constituency. The primary election came and went and now the focus is on campaigning for President Mnangagwa and the party as a whole.
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Ndlovu stated that the Zanu-PF primary election was a democratic exercise to select the best candidate to represent the party against opposition in the upcoming elections, rather than a personal fight within the party. He emphasized that Zanu-PF operates with democracy and holds primary elections every five years for people to choose their preferred candidates. He said:
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So today, we are meeting our Chiefs and the people to inform them about the successful candidates they chose to represent them during the primary elections.
We want President Mnangagwa to win resoundingly and we are happy because all the people in this constituency are saying they know no other party except Zanu PF.
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Ndlovu expressed confidence in Zanu-PF’s victory in the upcoming general election, citing the high turnout during the primary elections as an indication of overwhelming support. He pledged to work with former rival and current MP Sibanda to continue ongoing projects aimed at improving the lives of the constituency’s residents. Ndlovu also stressed the need to complete pending projects for the benefit of the community.
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Members of Parliament have given Sports Minister, Kirtsy Coventry an ultimatum to ensure that the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has reinstated the suspended ZIFA board led by Felton Kamambo.
SRC suspended the board over allegations of ed administration and sexual assault prompting FIFA to suspend the southern African country over “government interference” with the sport.
In a document titled “The State of football administration in Zimbabwe,” which was presented to Parliament, the Portfolio Committee on Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation said:
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The committee expressed its concern on (the) overwhelming public outcry following the ban imposed on Zimbabwe by Fifa.
It is, indeed, in the interest of the public at large and the soccer governing board in particular, to get the country back on the international scene in the world of football. As observed by Fifa, government interference in football matters has far-reaching implications that can undermine the country’s ability to enjoy the potential benefits that can accrue from participating at international fora.
As such, there is need to observe and respect both the national and international statues, rules and regulations governing football administration.
Therefore, the committee implores the SRC to reverse its decision and implement recommendations by Fifa so as to allow the country to participate in international football competitions.
The committee made the following observations: 6.1 by October 31, 2022 the Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation ministry should ensure that SRC board has repealed its decision of;
(a) November 26, 2020 which suspended the Zifa general secretary;
(b) November 16, 2021 which suspended the Zifa board and;
(c) December 17, 2021 which established the Zifa restructuring committee; in order to pave way for the lifting of the ban imposed by Fifa on Zimbabwe from participating in international football competitions.
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The parliamentary committee is chaired by Chivi North MP Mathias Tongofa and some of its notable members include acting Zifa president Gift Banda and ex-Zifa vice-president Omega Sibanda. 
The parliamentary committee also called for amendments to section 34 of the SRC Act [Chapter 25:15].
An official in the SRC board who spoke in his own capacity said SRC would only be guided by the findings of the forensic audit into ZIFA’s financial affairs which is set to be released soon. The official told NewsDay:
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The report is obviously authored by Omega Sibanda, with very little input or even knowledge of the other committee members. It is riddled with embarrassing errors.
The recommendations violate both international and domestic law norms, and display an alarming ignorance of the governance shortcomings within Zifa; luckily Fifa has acknowledged these shortcomings by banning a senior Zifa official for sexual harassment of female referees.
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The official said the committee’s recommendations implicitly condone sexual harassment and other corrupt practices within the running of football and tread upon the statutory mandate and independence of the SRC.
The ban has affected players and Zimbabwe has since missed some competitions much to the annoyance of football lovers.
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Parliament Gives Minister Coventry Ultimatum To Ensure SRC Reverses Suspension Of ZIFA Board

Phillip Chiyangwa and Omega Sibanda who are both president and vice president of the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) are seeking reelection in December.
Chiyangwa is the elected MP for Zvimba South and while Sibanda was elected Vungu MP as Zanu-PF candidates, told The Chronicle their political posts will not interfere with the football positions they hold. Sibanda said their election into the Nation House of Assembly will enable them to lobby for a better budget. Said Sibanda:
<blockquote>What is and will be wrong will be for us to put on political regalia while doing football business. I must respect football and its statutes as much as football must respect my political choice. I view our election as a positive development for, not only football, but sport in the country as a whole, as we will now be able to lobby from the House for a better budget for the sector, speaking from experience.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/chiyangwa-and-sibanda-seek-re-election/">Chronicle</a>

Chiyangwa, Sibanda Seek ZIFA Reelection After Winning Parliamentary Seats

Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) vice president Omega Sibanda defeated current Vungu constituency MP Josphat Madubeko to earn the right to represent Zanu-PF in the forthcoming polls.
ZIFA president Phillip Chiyangwa reportedly lost in his bid to represent Zanu-PF in Zvimba South Constituency in the upcoming elections. Other football administrators in the Southern African region has held political office with current Caf president Ahmad being chairman of the Madagascar Football Association and a Senator for the ruling party as well as Minister of Fisheries at one time. Safa president Danny Jordan was also mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Council on an ANC ticket.
In other African countries, the current Federation of Uganda Football Associations vice-president Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi is the Minister of Youth and Children Affairs as well as chairperson of Uganda Premier League side Express FC.
More: <a href="http://sportszone.co.zw/news/omega-sibanda-to-represent-zanu-pf-in-harmonised-elections">SportsZone</a>

ZIFA Vice President To Represent Zanu-PF In 2018 Elections

<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Football_Association_(ZIFA)">ZIFA</a> president <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Phillip_Chiyangwa">Philip Chiyangwa</a> reportedly accused Southern Region councillors, including his deputy Omega Sibanda and <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Premier_Soccer_League">PSL</a> chairman Peter Dube, accusing them of causing problems in his administration.
A councillor who spoke to The Chronicle said,
<blockquote>It is true that Chiyangwa expressed his anger towards Southern Region councillors, whom he said were a problem to his administration. He said so during his remarks after lunch. Chiyangwa had adjourned the meeting after people had voted with the majority saying the PSL should relegate four teams, something he was against. He thought that he will win over councillors so that they withdraw their proposal of relegating four clubs, but failed. He was agitated by their defiance and when the meeting resumed after lunch, he just proceeded without concluding the matter.</blockquote>
The Chronicle reports that Sibanda and Dube were unavailable for comment, while Southern Region councillor Musa Mandaza referred questions to the Zifa vice-president.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/chiyangwa-blasts-sibanda-dube/">Chronicle</a>

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