Dynamos Football Club has reached a mutual separation agreement with four coaches after all allegations against them were withdrawn and their suspensions lifted, the club confirmed in a joint statement on Tuesday, 7 July.
The agreement, signed with the Sports and Recreation National Workers Union of Zimbabwe, covers Genesis Mangombe, Newsome Mutema, Tonderai Marume and Britto Gwere. The union had been representing the quartet during discussions with the club.
According to the statement, all allegations levelled against the four — relating to match fixing, use of juju, and insubordination — “have been dropped and withdrawn”. Suspensions issued against them have also been “uplifted” with immediate effect.
“The parties engaged and agreed to mutually terminate their contractual relationship and draw up a Mutual Separation and Release Agreement,” the statement read.
The coaches are now free to join other clubs. “All coaches involved are hereby deemed cleared to take up new roles with any other club of their choice henceforth,” Dynamos said, adding that it “wishes them well in their future endeavours”.
Both Dynamos and the union said they had “mutually engaged each other in good faith for the advancement of football” and reaffirmed that “football must remain the winner”.
The agreement ends weeks of uncertainty surrounding the four technical team members, who had been sidelined pending internal processes. The mutual separation takes immediate effect.
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