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Aspiring Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president, Gift Banda (54), was arrested on Thursday on charges of forging an Ordinary Level certificate.
As reported by the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/gift-banda-arrested-over-fake-o-level-certificate/">Chronicle</a>, Banda, a former ZIFA vice-president and interim president, was taken into custody and spent the night at Western Commonage Police Station, where he assisted with investigations.
According to Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi, Banda, also a former Bulawayo councillor and deputy mayor, is facing allegations of forgery.
The forged document claims that Banda passed the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) tests in 1986 at Mpopoma High School in Bulawayo.
However, at that time, the school, like many others across the country, only offered Cambridge examinations, as ZIMSEC was not established until 1996.
Banda is among several high-profile individuals who have expressed interest in running for the ZIFA presidency in elections set for early next year.
One of the requirements for candidates is to demonstrate possession of five Ordinary Level passes, and it is believed that Banda does not meet this criterion.
In connection with the case, another individual, Anele Zikhali from Bulawayo, was also arrested on Thursday for allegedly producing the fake certificate.
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Gift Banda, who wants to be ZIFA president, got arrested. He is accused of making a fake certificate saying he passed his exams in 1986. But back then, the school only did Cambridge exams, not ZIMSEC. Banda and another person got in trouble for this. To run for president, you need five O-Level passes, which Banda might not have. He is not the only one running, but he might not be able to now because of the fake certificate issue.

Aspiring ZIFA President Gift Banda Arrested For Allegedly Forging O-Level Certificate

Temba Mliswa’s ex-girlfriend, Susan Mutami, has called on football stakeholders in Zimbabwe not to elect the former legislator as ZIFA President, asserting that he lacks the decorum required for such a prestigious position.
Mutami, who is based in Australia and has a child with Mliswa, said the aspiring ZIFA President is an irresponsible father.
 In a post on X, she claimed that he has never contributed a single cent towards the upbringing of their son, Tinotenda.
She warned that voting for Mliswa could expose female soccer players and office staff to potential abuse.
Mliswa has fathered more than 12 children with various women, and his breakup with Mutami was paid out on social media. Wrote Mutami:
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Dear [ZIFA] I have a son with aspiring ZIFA President Temba Mliswa. I just wanted to notify u that he holds no decorum to hold such a prestigious position and is an irresponsible father.
To date, he has never contributed a single cent towards Tino’s upkeep. I’m surprised he’s even printing out t-shirts and buying you guys lunch when Tinotenda who’s now 3 years old is living at the mercy of the Australian government.
Temba Mliswa abandoned his responsibilities as a father and has no respect for women at all. He only looks after certain kids to suit a certain narrative.
You will be putting all your female soccer players and office staff at risk of being taken advantage of and before you know it, the whole team and office administrators will be pregnant by Temba.
You will make it harder for other stakeholders and foreign embassies who genuinely want to assist the football fraternity by having Dodgy characters like Temba Mliswa as your President.
Recently the Australian Government pumped money into Africa, how do u expect our Mama Cash at the embassy who has a heavy purse that can change the face of the nation’s football fraternity to sit down and have a productive meeting with Temba Mliswa? Please don’t betray Women.
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Susan Mutami, who used to date Temba Mliswa, is warning people not to vote for him as ZIFA President. She says he is not a good father and has never helped raise their son. Mutami also says Mliswa has fathered many kids and does not respect women. She thinks he could put female soccer players and staff at risk. Mutami believes having Mliswa as ZIFA President could make it harder for other people to help Zimbabwean football. She wants people to think about this before voting for him.

Susan Mutami Warns Against Electing Temba Mliswa As ZIFA President

At least nine candidates have formally expressed their interest in running for the ZIFA presidency in the upcoming election scheduled for January 25.
The vetting process, to be conducted by the ZIFA normalisation committee, will determine candidate eligibility, with results announced on December 23.
Among the candidates are UK-based Marshall Gore, Walter Magaya, Philemon Machana, Twine Phiri, Farai Jere, Martin Kweza, Temba Mliswa, Gilbert Muponda, and Nqobile Magwizi.
Nominations opened on November 22 and will close on December 11, after which the vetting will commence.
ZIFA councillors will elect a president, two deputies (one must be a woman), and six additional board members. The Premier Soccer League chairperson and the women’s football leader will also join the board.
Several candidates are vying for the two vice president posts, with one reserved for a woman.
Former Ngezi Platinum Stars chief executive officer Nyasha Kadenge, former ZIFA board member Mavis Gumbo, Loveness Mukura, former CAPS United administrator Joyce Kapota, Patience Mutumwa and Winnet Muropa intend to contest for the post.
Contenders include former ZIFA board vice-president Omega Sibanda and others like Gift Banda, Peter Dube, and Kennedy Ndebele.
For the six board member posts, candidates include Francis Zimunya, former Warriors team manager Shariff Mussa, former ZIFA spokesperson Xolisani Gwesela, Northern Region Division One Soccer League vice-chairperson Sweeney Mushonga, Andrew Tapela, Kudzai Kadzombe, Thomas Marambanyika, Admore Chivero, Gaza Dube and Desmond Ali.
Chicken Inn boss Tavengwa Hara is also in the running together with Tizirayi Lupahla, former Warriors team doctor Nicholas Munyonga, Tinashe Malunga, Davison Muchena, Masimba Chihowa of Manica Diamonds and Cuthbert Chitima who used to own Gunners Football Club.
Simba Bhora chairman Isaiah Mupfurutsa is on the list together with club owner Simba Ndoro, Former Warriors’ striker Alois Bunjira, and Derrick Matapura.
Women vying for board membership include Miriam Sibanda, Beaular Masara, and Christine Ndou.
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Nine people want to be the boss of ZIFA, the football organization in Zimbabwe. A committee will check if they can run, and the candidates will be announced on December 23. The candidates include people from UK, business owners, and former football players. The councillors will choose a president, two vice presidents (one must be a woman), and six board members. Other positions will also be filled. Many people want to be on the board, including women. The election will happen on January 25. The vetting process will happen in December.

Nine Candidates Vie For ZIFA Presidency

The ZIFA Normalisation Committee has said it will not engage in discussions regarding the suitability of Councillors to vote for the next substantive executive committee, reported <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/let-them-all-feast-zifa-give-council-all-clear/">H-Metro</a>.
Despite accusations that Councillors are a major factor in the decline of Zimbabwean football due to corruption and electoral fraud, the ZIFA NC maintains that it has no authority to intervene in this matter.
Addressing a media conference attended by ZIFA chairman, Lincoln Mutasa, and another member of the committee Rosemary Mugadza, ZIFA board member Nyasha Sanyamandwe said:
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Regarding the credibility of the councillors, we all have different thoughts about different people and opinions but legally speaking if no case has been put forward, and then a conviction, at least, that can incriminate an individual member, we cannot do anything about it.
We also need to highlight that law is law. These people are independent, this is what the ZIFA statutes are saying.
The councillors are coming and we are not even sure who is coming because they will give us their own delegates.
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The ZIFA elections are scheduled to take place at the Rainbow Towers on January 25 next year. The deadline for submitting nominations is December 11, with candidates required to pass an eligibility test before being considered for the final shortlist, which will be confirmed by December 23.
Sanyamandwe said that current ZIFA officials holding positions within the association’s structures must step down before submitting their nominations for the executive committee. She said:
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If you want to run for exco (executive committee) office but you are still holding a position within the membership structures, the electoral code is very clear.
Issues to do with conflict of interest should not be tolerated. So, they should do the needful.
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The upcoming ZIFA elections will be conducted in line with the new Electoral Code and the revised statutes of ZIFA, which will be adopted by the ZIFA Congress.
The ZIFA executive committee will consist of 11 members, including the president and two vice presidents, one of whom must be a woman.
All candidates seeking a position on the executive committee must not have any prior criminal convictions.
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The ZIFA Normalisation Committee will not talk about if Councillors can vote for the next executive committee. People say Councillors are causing problems in Zimbabwe soccer because of cheating and corruption. The ZIFA NC says they can't do anything unless there is proof. The elections will happen on January 25 and candidates have to be approved by December 23. Current ZIFA officials must step down from their positions if they want to run for the executive committee. The elections will follow new rules to make sure everything is fair.

ZIFA Avoids Debate On Councillors' Voting Eligibility

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) Normalisation Committee has announced the date for the ZIFA Executive Committee elections.
The Elective Congress will take place on 25 January 2024.
The nomination process is now open, and nomination forms are available on the ZIFA website, at the ZIFA NC offices in Milton Park, and at the ZIFA House. ZIFA said in a statement:
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We are pleased to inform all stakeholders that the ZIFA Executive Committee Election Nominations are officially open.
Please be advised that the ZIFA Executive Committee Election will be conducted in line with the Elections Roadmap, ZIFA Statutes 2024 and ZIFA Electoral Code 2024.
This process will culminate in the Elective Ordinary Congress, scheduled for the 25th of January 2025.
</blockquote>
The upcoming elections will be conducted under the amended ZIFA constitution which was recently approved by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) and registered with FIFA.
Key changes in the constitution include a requirement for candidates to have passed at least five Ordinary Level subjects, including English Language, and to have been ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe for the past two years.
Additionally, all members of the Executive Committee must not have been previously convicted or sentenced for any criminal offence and must be at least 40 years old.
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ZIFA has set a date for the Executive Committee elections on 25th January 2024. Anyone interested can get nomination forms online or at certain offices. The elections will follow new rules, like candidates needing to pass five exams and not having criminal records. All executive members must be at least 40 years old. The changes were approved by the Sports and Recreation Commission and FIFA.

ZIFA Elective Ordinary Congress Date Set

The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has expressed satisfaction with the amended ZIFA constitution, which was adopted at a FIFA-supervised meeting of ZIFA’s Congress on October 18.
The Congress voted 48-8 in favour of the amendments, marking a significant step forward in addressing long-standing issues within Zimbabwean football.
FIFA and CAF delegates attending the meeting commended the Congress for its renewed commitment to reforming the country’s football governance, particularly in relation to a constitution that had not been updated in over a decade.
After the ZIFA Congress ratified the amendments, the amended constitution was sent to the SRC for registration, in line with Section 29 of the Sport and Recreation Act.
The SRC’s legal team reviewed the constitution and gave their approval, allowing ZIFA to proceed with registering the document with FIFA.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/src-call-for-integrity-in-zifa-elections">The Sunday Mail</a>, SRC board chairperson Gerald Mlotshwa commended the Normalisation Committee led by Lincoln Mutasa for establishing an ethics and integrity committee that will assess the eligibility of candidates. Said Mlotshwa:
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The new ZIFA Constitution has been registered by the SRC, in terms of its governing Act. New ZIFA elections will be conducted under its auspices and the watchful eyes of FIFA and CAF.
I am aware that ZIFA is in the process of putting together an ethics and integrity committee to vet prospective candidates.
The SRC does not vet candidates nor will it endorse any candidate. That is a matter for the football community within ZIFA to decide without third-party interference or influence.
It is our fervent hope, as the SRC, that the composition of the ethics and integrity committee will encourage those very able former footballers, administrators and corporate leaders in our country to step up for what will, given the importance of football in Zimbabwe, be a national duty.
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He urged ZIFA’s electoral college to choose leaders who are honest, and respectable and can ensure credibility and accountability for the association and the country’s biggest sports code. Said Mlotshwa:
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We want to see selfless, hardworking and honest people at the helm of our sport.
Not shameless, self-centred, incompetent and divisive egotists, as has been the unfortunate case in the recent past.
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During discussions on amending the ZIFA constitution, two key clauses drew huge interest. One stipulates that candidates for the ZIFA presidency and deputy positions must hold at least five Ordinary Level passes, while the other requires candidates to have been ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe for the past two years.
Under the amended constitution, the ZIFA executive, commonly known as the board, will now have 11 members, with one of the two vice presidents having to be a woman. Article 38.1 of the new constitution reads:
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The Executive Committee shall consist of 11 members, at least three (3) of whom shall be women, as follows: a) one President. b) two vice presidents (1st vice president and 2nd vice president), at least one of whom shall be a woman. c) six ordinary members. d) one ex officio member representing the Premier Soccer League elected by the Premier Soccer League and ratified by the ZIFA Congress. e) one ex officio female member representing the Zimbabwe Women Premier Soccer League elected by the Zimbabwe Women Premier Soccer League and ratified by the ZIFA Congress.
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Articles 38.4 to 38.8 outline additional criteria for individuals aspiring to be board members. These include a requirement that all members of the Executive Committee must not have been previously convicted or sentenced for any criminal offence.
Additionally, to be eligible for election as the president of the Executive Committee, a candidate must be at least 40 years old.
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The new ZIFA constitution has age, education, and residency criteria for executive committee members. The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) is happy with the changes. Candidates for top positions must have at least five O-Level passes and have lived in Zimbabwe for two years. The executive committee will have 11 members, with at least three women. Members must be honest, hardworking, and competent. These changes aim to bring credibility and accountability to Zimbabwean football. The new rules were approved by FIFA and CAF delegates. Now, ZIFA will have fair and transparent elections under the new constitution.

New ZIFA Constitution Sets Age, Education, And Residency Criteria For Executive Committee Members

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