Bosso leadership part of the crowd at Parc Dec Prences Stadium

Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter
FRENCH football giants Paris St German are the first side to be visited by the Highlanders leadership which is on a tour of Europe.

Members of the Bosso hierarchy were part of the crowd that watched the Champions League tie between PSG and Benfica played at the Parc Dec Prences Stadium on Tuesday evening.

The match ended 1-1, the goals scored by Kylian Mbappé and João Mário, both finding the target from the penalty spot.

Highlanders board chairman Luke Mnkandla, executive committee chairman Johnfat Sibanda, executive committee secretary Morgen Dube and treasurer Busani Mthombeni are part of the trip.

They were spotted at Parc des Princes with Nqobile Magwizi, the Sakunda Holdings projects manager.
They will familiarise themselves with leadership and management structures, training facilities and managing them, business models and investor relations, among other things.

The quartet who began their business in Paris, France, have now split up with Mnkandla and Sibanda heading to Manchester in England while Dube as well as Mthombeni are in Barcelona, Spain, for three days.

Mnkandla and Sibanda are set to meet the Bosso fan-base in the United Kingdom and exchange ideas. They are set to watch the Europa league clash between Manchester United and Omonoia at Old Trafford this evening.

In Spain Mthombeni and Dube watched Barcelona take on Inter-Milan in the Uefa Champions League.
The quartet will reunite to conclude the tour in Brussels, Belgium where they will visit a number of academies.

The tour is a learning venture organised by the club’s principal sponsors, Sakunda Holdings.


Meanwhile, Highlanders chief executive officer, Ronald Moyo is expected to leave the country on Sunday to attend the Pan Africa Sports management workshop in South Africa. It will be a two day workshop. – Follow on Twitter @innocentskizoe

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