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The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and the Premier Soccer League (PSL) have expressed their condolences to Highlanders Football Club following the passing of the club’s chief executive officer, Sihlangu Dlodlo.
Dlodlo was found dead at his home in Nketa 9, Bulawayo, on Monday at the age of 60. Friends reported that he was last seen alive on Saturday, two days before his body was discovered.
Concerned family and friends had to break down his gate to find him unresponsive through a window.
In a statement, ZIFA said Dlodlo’s death has left an irreplaceable void, impacting not only Highlanders but the entire Zimbabwean football community. Said ZIFA:
<blockquote>
It is with profound sorrow that we extend our heartfelt condolences on the sudden and unexpected passing of Mr Sihlangu Dlodlo. His departure leaves an irreplaceable void not only in Highlanders Football Club but also within the entire Zimbabwean football family.
During this time of sorrow, we stand in solidarity with his family, friends, and the Highlanders community. We hope that the many cherished memories of Mr Dlodlo will bring comfort, and may his remarkable impact on the game serve as a beacon for future generations.
Our deepest sympathies are with you all.
</blockquote>
In a statement, the PSL said Dlodlo was a passionate and committed leader who served the football community with integrity. It said:
<blockquote>
The Premier Soccer League has learnt with deep sadness of the untimely passing of Highlanders FC CEO, Mr Sihlangu Dlodlo, a dedicated leader who served the football community with passion, commitment and integrity.
We will always cherish his immense contribution to Zimbabwean football and his unwavering love for his club.
We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and the entire Highlanders FC community during this difficult time. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
</blockquote>
Highlanders Executive Chairman, Retired Colonel Kenneth Mhlophe, confirmed that Dlodlo’s body was discovered at his Nketa 9 residence around 6 PM on Monday. He said:
<blockquote>
It is with profound shock and sadness that Highlanders Football Club announces the sudden passing on of our Chief Executive Officer, Mr Sihlangu Dlodlo.
His lifeless body was found at his Nketa residence in Bulawayo on Monday shortly after 1800hrs. Our organisation is mourning the loss of an exceptional leader, colleague, and friend.
As such, the club extends its deepest condolences to his family, friends, loved ones, and all those affected by this heart-wrenching news. Mourners are gathered at House Number 6432 Nketa 9.
</blockquote>
A Facebook post he made on October 16 is now being viewed as a potential suicide note, raising concerns about his mental well-being prior to this tragic incident. In the post, Dlodlo wrote in Ndebele:
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A nice way to end the drama and nonsense that happens at funerals is to die alone at home and rot for a week or so until the neighbors see green flies by the windows; then the police arrive to recover your remains in a zinc coffin on an open truck, hopefully taking you to Kings and Queens. That way, there will be no body viewing—straight to Luveve Cemetery. By the way, please don’t bring flowers, sweethearts.
</blockquote>
Many of his associates initially dismissed the post, not giving it much thought, as Dlodlo was known for his playful demeanour.
His final Facebook update, posted just after 3 PM local time on Saturday, read: “Ngiqinisile, ngiqinisile ngithi kini, uNkulunkulu kadakwa shem [Verily, verily I say unto you, God is never drunk. For real].”
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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The Zimbabwe Football Association and Premier Soccer League are sad about the death of Highlanders CEO Sihlangu Dlodlo. He was found dead at home, and his death has left a big gap in the football community. ZIFA and PSL expressed their condolences and praised him for his dedication to football. His body was found by friends and there are worries about his mental health. His last Facebook post raised concerns. Now, people are mourning his loss, and his loved ones are in our thoughts during this hard time.

ZIFA, PSL Mourn Late Highlanders CEO Sihlangu Dlodlo

Highlanders Executive Chairman Kenneth Mhlophe has acknowledged that the club is currently facing challenging times and has urged supporters to remain calm and refrain from acts of violence.
The team was fined US$6,000 following crowd disturbances during their Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final clash against Simba Bhora last weekend, which also resulted in a similar fine for Simba.
Highlanders have also been summoned by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) to appear before its Ad Hoc Committee to answer to allegations of breaching the Chibuku Super Cup Rules and Regulations.
The situation escalated when Highlanders players and technical staff walked off the pitch in protest after the referee awarded a penalty to Simba Bhora in the second half, leading to the abandonment of the match.
In a statement issued on Saturday, September 28, Mhlophe criticised football authorities for “reinventing” the laws of the game to influence match outcomes. Said Mhlophe:
<blockquote>
We are going through a challenging time as a club at the moment. The situation is untenable. Laws of the game are being reinvented to decide the outcomes of professional matches.
In the face of all this, let us choose higher ground. Highlanders FC asks you to remain calm as we wade through all this.
We call upon all our supporters and football-loving members to maintain peace and to refrain from violence, verbally or physically. Let us stand together.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Highlanders are in trouble after crowd disturbances during a soccer match. They were fined $6,000. The team is facing a disciplinary hearing. The players walked off the pitch in protest. The club's Chairman says they are going through a tough time. He criticizes the authorities for changing the rules of the game. He urges supporters to stay calm and peaceful. Highlanders ask everyone to stand together during this difficult time.

Laws Of The Game Are Being Reinvented, Highlanders Respond To US$6 000 Fine And Pending Disciplinary Hearing

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