Outspoken Ex-Partner Calls for Disqualification of Temba Mliswa from ZIFA Presidential Election
Susan Mutami, the former partner of Zimbabwean politician Temba Mliswa, has publicly urged the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) to disqualify him from the upcoming presidential election. In a provocative statement on her X account, Mutami expressed serious concerns about Mliswa’s suitability for the role, citing personal experiences that highlight what she describes as irresponsible behavior. Mutami's comments included alarming claims, suggesting that Mliswa would "impregnate all female players and office administrators," raising questions about his respect for women and his ability to lead the football federation effectively. Her accusations have sparked significant debate within the sports community and among the public, with many calling for a thorough examination of his candidacy. As the election approaches, Mutami's statements have intensified scrutiny on Mliswa, bringing attention to issues of accountability and ethics in Zimbabwean sports leadership. The ZIFA has yet to respond to these allegations, but the controversy surrounding Mliswa's potential presidency is growing
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