Mpumalanga Black Aces have parted ways with coach Jacob Sakala and team manager Benedictus Mogotsi.
Aces say financial reasons forced them to release the pair.
'Aces confirms that the employment of certain staff members has been terminated for no fault reasons resulting from the difficult economic circumstances facing South African businesses,' the club said in a statement. 'Aces takes this opportunity to thank Benedictus (Thethe) Mogotsi and Jacob Sakala in particular for the part they have played at the club and to wish them well for the future. 'Mogotsi and Sakala have thanked management of Aces for the opportunity to play a role at the club and for the manner in which the process was approached and dealt with.'
Aces say financial reasons forced them to release the pair.
'Aces confirms that the employment of certain staff members has been terminated for no fault reasons resulting from the difficult economic circumstances facing South African businesses,' the club said in a statement. 'Aces takes this opportunity to thank Benedictus (Thethe) Mogotsi and Jacob Sakala in particular for the part they have played at the club and to wish them well for the future. 'Mogotsi and Sakala have thanked management of Aces for the opportunity to play a role at the club and for the manner in which the process was approached and dealt with.'
Sakala was previously working as a scout and assisting head coach Muhsin Ertugral. The Zambian served as AmaZayoni's caretaker boss when Clive Barker was reassigned to the club's development structures in mid-March last season. Sakala oversaw three wins, five draws and two defeats in his 10 games in charge.
By: Farai Diza
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