NAFAZ president Philip Chiyangwa had to leave Parliament in haste late this week saying he was heading to South Africa to visit his doctor.
Chiyangwa and senior officials from NAFAZ yesterday appeared before a Parliamentary Committee on Sport and Culture where he made a presentation on the dissolution of ZIFA and the formation of NAFAZ.
Chiyangwa said ZIFA was insolvent and they needed to accept reality rather “than do the illegal thing by continuing to employ people and engaging creditors for more services when they knew they were not able to pay them back.”
The committee, however, decided to adjourn the hearing after they refused to hear from any of his subordinates who included the two vice-presidents Omega Sibanda and Peter Dube or their legal representative Itayi Ndudzo.
