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Raymond Jaravaza Nkululeko Ndlovu [/caption]
a�?We cannot allow a situation where the youngest members who attend Annual General Meetings (AGM) are in their fifties. Where is the future generation?a�? asked Moyo.
He also believes that Bosso is not fully taking advantage of its commercial value as a football brand to bring in the much needed revenue.
The other candidate Ndlovu is no stranger in the public domain.
The former MDC-T Bulawayo provincial administrator last year submitted his CV for the position of Highlanders chief executive officer but was beaten to the job by Nhlanhla Dube.
He holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration.
The 41-year-old said he had lined up a number of strategies to turn around the fortunes of the club.
a�?Chief among the strategies is a need to make sure that Highlanders runs as a profitable entity that doesna��t depend on gate takings for revenue. The club also needs to maximise on its human capital, in this case the players, and make sure that we dona��t lose our most valued assets for free to other clubs because we failed to tie them down on long term contracts,a�? said Ndlovu.
A third possible candidate, Lawrence a�?Loftya�? Phiri is reportedly growing cold feet and is yet to openly throw his name into the ring.
Elections are set for 4 February at the Highlanders clubhouse. .
Online Reporter