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Highlanders CEO Brian Moyo quits amid fraud probe - Zimbabwe News Now

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BULAWAYO – Highlanders CEO Brian Moyo has resigned four months into the job after the club opened an investigation into financial impropriety. Moyo is accused of allegedly inflating invoices. Highlanders owed Bulawayo Chiefs $18,000 for the transfer of two players but Moyo is accused of paying signing off on two invoices totalling $23,000. The allegation is that he converted $5,000 to his own use. A statement from the club said: “Highlanders has…
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Highlanders CEO Brian Moyo quits amid fraud probe - Zimbabwe News Now

BULAWAYO – Highlanders CEO Brian Moyo has resigned four months into the job after the club opened an investigation into financial impropriety. Moyo is accused of allegedly inflating invoices. Highlanders owed Bulawayo Chiefs $18,000 for the transfer of two players but Moyo is accused of paying signing off on two invoices totalling $23,000. The allegation is that he converted $5,000 to his own use. A statement from the club said: “Highlanders has…

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Zimbabwe News Now broke the news in on Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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