Highlanders FC Speaks Out After ZACC Raids Club Offices
Highlanders Football Club has responded to growing speculation following a raid by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) on its offices in Bulawayo on Thursday, 17 July 2025.
The raid is believed to be linked to investigations into the alleged misuse of funds, including player transfer fees and possible misconduct by some club officials.
The development comes roughly three months after the club reportedly launched an internal probe into its former CEO, Brian Moyo, who was accused of defrauding Highlanders of around US$5,000.
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Highlanders Club Distances Itself from Raid Claims
Despite the swirling allegations, Highlanders issued a formal statement distancing itself from initiating any legal or investigative action.
In a notice to its stakeholders, the club clarified that it had not reported any case to ZACC, the police, or any other investigative authority.
“Highlanders Football Club has not made any report to ZACC, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), or any other investigative body,” the club said.
They emphasized that their internal governance structures are robust enough to address such concerns without external interference.
Commitment to Good Governance
Reaffirming their adherence to football’s highest governance standards, the club reiterated its compliance with FIFA rules and PSL protocols.
“As a member of the Premier Soccer League (PSL), an affiliate of ZIFA under FIFA, the club is committed to upholding the rules and regulations of FIFA and ensuring governance and operations are free from external interference.”
The statement cited Articles 14 and 19 of FIFA’s statutes, which emphasize the independence and autonomy of football governing bodies.
Reassurance to Sponsors and Stakeholders
To further allay fears, the club assured its partners and supporters that all sensitive information remains intact.
“The Club would like to assure the Club’s sponsors and other stakeholders that the information relating to them is safe and has not been contaminated.”
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