Chiefs' internal wars escalate

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Mochudi centre chiefs supporters PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Mochudi Centre Chiefs’ never ending internal bickering took another turn this past weekend when club chairperson, Edwin Mothulatshipi stepped down from his position.

His resignation comes at a time when the club had just reached a transformation milestone from the society to a company. Mothulatshipi, who became the chairperson last year, was instrumental in leading the transformation drive.

Although his resignation has come a shock to some of the supporters, reports have been making rounds in the last couple of months about the international wars between some members of the executive committee.

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