TAFIC settle for Moyo

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FRANCISTOWN: Zimbabwean nomadic coach, Maxwell ‘Malume’ Moyo has joined the Reds of Leseding on a two-year contract but his arrival at the club has been overshadowed by the unexpected exit of Matjimenyenga’s influential marketing manager, Carlos Motaung.

Moyo joins after Matjimenyenga recently missed out on the Serbian Dragojlo Stanojlovic who ditched them for a post at Township Rollers. The Zimbabwean previously came here in the colours of ECCO City Greens. He left the club unceremoniously in 2010 after ending the club’s 17 years trophy-less drought.

He moved around different local top-flight clubs including BMC, currently Gilport Lions, Prisons XI, Orapa United and Mahalapye Hotspurs where he joins from.

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TAFIC settle for Moyo

FRANCISTOWN: Zimbabwean nomadic coach, Maxwell ‘Malume’ Moyo has joined the Reds of Leseding on a two-year contract but his arrival at the club has been overshadowed by the unexpected exit of Matjimenyenga’s influential marketing manager, Carlos Motaung.

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Mahalapye suspected copper cable thief nabbed

TAFIC targets top four finish

Selefu

Selefu

Repatriation underway for seven SA Pilgrims

Stakeholders must step up veggie supply