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WADA Signs 3 Year Deal With ZESCO United
Wedson Nyirenda has signed a three year deal with Super Division side Zesco United.
Club secretary Justin Mumba said the deal would be with effect from January 1 and officially marks the return of Nyirenda to a side he guided to back to back titles in 2007 and 2008.
On November 28 bolayathu.com exclusively revealed that Nyirenda had quit Zanaco and was headed back to Trade Fair Grounds.
The man fondly referred to as Wada left Zesco in 2008 after helping them to two successive league titles.
The former Kaizer Chiefs striker joined Zanaco as assistant coach to Fighton Simukonda in 2006 and became a part of the Sunset side that won the league title, Mosi Cup and Charity Shield in that year.
He branched off the following year to take the mantle at Zesco where he won the Coca Cola and Barclays Cups.
In 2008, Nyirenda defended the league and won the Barclays Cup before heading back to Zanaco in January 2009 in what looked like a swap of places with Simukonda who moved to Zesco.
Nyirenda’s stay at Zanaco was also a good success story winning the 2009 league title and guiding the team to its first ever Confederations Cup group stage after falling out of the CAF Champions League at pre-group stage.
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Air Mukwai_
December 27, 2011 at 6:41 am
good that they haven’t disclosed his salary. salaries are personal secrets and not even your closest pal should know unless you want to do so.
are their men who hide pay slip to their spouses?
Air Mukwai_
December 27, 2011 at 10:14 am
Former President Rupiah Banda
FORMER president, Rupiah Banda has said it is not fair for the Government to discontinue paying him his emoluments, insisting that he is not involved in active politics.
Mr Banda said he had retired from active politics and that he was merely holding the position of MMD president to facilitate a smooth transition while the former ruling party prepares to hold its extra-ordinary convention in April next year.
He was responding to a Press query through his administrative assistant, Mikatazo Wakumelo in Lusaka yesterday.
He said he was not supporting any of the MMD presidential candidates because he had decided to retire from active politics.
Chisamba Member of Parliament Moses Muteteka, former Zambian high commissioner to Canada, Nevers Mumba, MMD chairperson for commerce Felix Mutati, national vice-chairperson Kabinga Pande, and former Finance minister Situmbeko Musokotwane have applied to contest the party presidency.
On Sunday last week, Chief Government spokesperson Given Lubinda announced that the Government was suspending the disbursement of entitlements to the former Republican President.
This was after the MMD national executive committee resolved that Mr Banda would continue holding the position of party president until April next year when the party would hold elections at an extra-ordinary convention.
Meanwhile, Mr Banda said he would allow investigations into the Mpundu Trust account, which allegedly holds up to US$1 million (K5 billion) to conclude and would not engage in public debate over the matter.
The former president said he was not willing to defend himself in the public on allegations of impropriety, but would allow investigators to do their work.
He said there was no way he could start explaining details of the Mpundu Trust account and villas in Lusaka when there had been an announcement that they should be probed.
President Michael Sata recently directed investigative wings to probe Mpundu Trust that holds about K5 billion and how the construction of the villas was financed.
jk
December 27, 2011 at 2:41 pm
wellcome back Mr Nyerenda…with the new stadium we need to win this years title