Former Dynamos coach Callisto Pasuwa came out on top after he won his labour dispute against the club.
Pasuwa, who won four successive Zimbabwean Premier Soccer League titles with Dynamos between 2011 and 2014, will now be paid the outstanding monthly salaries, winning bonuses and allowances, which amounted to $18,950; this following a hearing before Harare Labour Officer Lilford Nhandara on Wednesday.
Pasuwa is to receive monthly instalments of $1,500, the first of which will be paid after the league clash against Premiership new-boys Dongo Sawmill at Rufaro.
His former assistant, Philemon Mutyakureva, will also be paid the $3,950 owing to him.
Pasuwa, who won four successive Zimbabwean Premier Soccer League titles with Dynamos between 2011 and 2014, will now be paid the outstanding monthly salaries, winning bonuses and allowances, which amounted to $18,950; this following a hearing before Harare Labour Officer Lilford Nhandara on Wednesday.
Pasuwa is to receive monthly instalments of $1,500, the first of which will be paid after the league clash against Premiership new-boys Dongo Sawmill at Rufaro.
His former assistant, Philemon Mutyakureva, will also be paid the $3,950 owing to him.
Dynamos had originally disputed Pasuwa’s claims, and even accused the former coach of disappearing with the club's property.
But during the hearing on Wednesday, the Dynamos officials were in a conciliatory mood and were able to come to an agreement with all parties.
But during the hearing on Wednesday, the Dynamos officials were in a conciliatory mood and were able to come to an agreement with all parties.
By: Farai Diza
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