Home Sports ‘Birds’ Moz investor returns
Sports

‘Birds’ Moz investor returns

Share
(L-R) Mbabane Swallows President Absalom Ngwenya, investor Niczar Amade and Board of Trustees Chairman Welile Mabuza during the unveiling of the new partnership last month. (Pic: Sanele Jele)
Share

MBABANE – Capital city giants Mbabane Swallows’ Mozambican investor, Niczar Amade, is back in the country, dispelling doubts about the deal with the local side.

Amade, who is the representative of the investors Donaldo Birage Enterprise (DBE), reportedly arrived in the country on Thursday.

This was confirmed by the ‘Birds’ Board of Trustees Chairman, Welile Mabuza that Amade is in the country. He revealed that they will be having a meeting today with him, but was unwillingly to disclose some of the matters they will be discussing, when approached for clarification its purposes.

The seasoned football administrator maintained that some matters are confidential, pertaining to the team and their investor but promised that they will keep their fans updated as it has been done before.

It is worth noting that the Mozambican investors were unveiled a month ago by Umkhonto KaShaka, as the company set to run the club for the next three seasons. This followed a rigorous search for an investor, initiated earlier this year after Swallows encountered financial difficulties.

Full article is available in our paper.

Share

Leave a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Don't Miss

Mountain homes face demolition

MBABANE – EmaSwati who were allocated land on hills and mountainous areas could soon see their homes demolished as the Land Management Board...

Bhunu Mall incident: Project manager not qualified engineer

MANZINI – The ongoing construction of the Bhunu Mall has brought to the fore critical questions surrounding statutory compliance. At the centre of...

‘MaMkhize’ brings back black, white kit

(At Prince of Wales Sports Ground) MBABANE – It was indeed a homecoming party. This came after Mbabane Highlanders President Shauwn ‘MaMkhize’ Mkhize...

Sebakhona Clare Matisa finds new life purpose

Entering the public eye comes with a unique set of expectations. For University of Eswatini student Sebakhona Clare Matisa, national recognition arrived when...

Re-arrested Chinese nationals demand E208 million from government

MBABANE - Forty Chinese nationals who were re-arrested while trying to leave Eswatini following their conviction and sentencing for being in the country...

Related Articles

Early CAF exit costs Nsingizini Ladies E2.3m

GABORONE — Debutants Nsingizini Hotspurs Ladies have seen a staggering E2.3 million...

PLE defies CAF rules

MBABANE – The PLE has created a fixture headache by scheduling the...

NSC enlists PTY faction for ‘Birds’ rescue

(At Madlenya House) MBABANE – Is the Mbabane Swallows National Supporters Committee...

Nsingizini Ladies tough CAF campaign ends in defeat

(At GU Stadium) Silver Strikers.....(2)5 Grace 2nd, Carolyne 45+3, 56th, 63rd, Gladys...