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'Let Asiagate criminals face the music'
NewsDay Staff ·
The alleged “chief planner” of the Asiagate football match-fixing scam, former Zifa chief executive officer (CEO) Henrietta Rushwaya, says her hands are clean and those responsible for the corrupt dealings should face the music.
Rushwaya spoke to NewsDay Sport yesterday following the release of the Asiagate report by a Zifa investigating committee chaired by Ndumiso Gumede and comprising Elliot Kasu, Benedict Moyo and Fungai Chihuri as members.
Part of the committee’s report which implicates Rushwaya, among others, reads: “The former chief executive officer of Zifa (Ms) Henrietta Rushwaya, the former programmes officer Jonathan Musavengana and the Fifa match agent Kudzi Shaba are implicated in the arranging of these games and benefited financially, amounts that the committee could not establish.
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