Ndumiso Gumede

Former Highlanders chairman and long serving football administrator Ndumiso Gumede (75) has died.
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Highlanders FC Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald Moyo (30) on Monday morning revealed that the club has made it a new mandatory policy to strictly recruit players who are aged 20 years and below for their developmental side, Bosso…
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Somehow, we even believed that, unlike the rest of us, they were gifted with the power of eternal life, supermen and women, who lived forever.
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It has been said that wine improves with age, but what about music? Does music get better as the years go by?
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The setting is Highlanders Sports Club, popularly known as Clubhouse, a perfect venue for the interview with Ndumiso Gumede since it is one of the properties acquired by Bosso under his chairmanship in 1987.
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Highlanders Football Club lawyers, Ncube and Partners Legal Practitioners have distanced themselves from the decision by the club’s board to allow three members of the executive committee to continue in office despite their tenure having…
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The Highlanders board has postponed the club’s annual general meeting and elections that were scheduled for this Sunday and February 7 respectively after authorities declined their request for a waiver to gather for the events.
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Former Zifa vice president and respected football icon Ndumiso Gumede has sarcastically said the only regret from the national Under-17 Cosafa Championship disqualification was that of being caught.
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An announcement by Highlanders chairman, Kenneth Mhlophe, of plans to turn the club’s Luveve House into a modern income generating lodge must have sounded like music to the club’s members and supporters alike.
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By Langton Nyakwenda It's a flirtation that dates back to the early 1980s but Ndumiso Gumede likes to call it a mere coincidence. It’s a romance that started in 1983 when Scottish coach Bobby Clark arrived in the City of Kings to take…
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