Rollers factions reach common ground

The anxious wait: The Rollers family will meet in early October to map the way forward. PIC: KABO MPAETONA
The anxious wait: The Rollers family will meet in early October to map the way forward. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

After weeks of accusations and counter-accusations, Township Rollers factions have reportedly reached a common ground regarding the operations of the club.

Although details of their agreement are still sketchy, there are reports that the two camps have agreed to form an interim committee that will run the club until a permanent solution is found. The two camps have reportedly reached an agreement to have both Mmui and Walter Kgabung co-chair the new interim committee.

They have also reportedly agreed on an arrangement that will be able to accommodate Jagdish Shah without violating the High Court ruling.

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