Ndebele breaks silence

PREMIER Soccer League (PSL) chief executive officer, Kennedy Ndebele has emerged from his cocoon following allegations he is responsible for fuelling antagonism between his organisation and Zifa, accusing an unnamed executive committee member of the mother body of having an agenda “to settle old scores”.

Ndebele was responding yesterday to allegations contained in Keni Mubaiwa’s appointment letter as the PSL ad hoc chairperson, authored by Zifa president Philip Chiyangwa.

Mubaiwa’s appointment follows the suspension of PSL chairperson, Peter Dube last month for alleged improper conduct during the Zifa congress on October 29.

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