Tsheole raises hand to rescue Chiefs

Friday, August 02, 2019

Tsheole is ready to serve as chairperson PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Former Mochudi Centre Chiefs president, Thapelo Tsheole says he is willing to serve the club as the next chairperson if the general membership elects him at their annual general meeting (AGM).

Magosi held a special meeting last Saturday in Mochudi where they agreed to convene an AGM on August 17 where an interim committee will be ushered in.

The interim committee replaces the previous one led by Raymond Tsheko whose term has ended.

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Tsheole raises hand to rescue Chiefs

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