It was confirmed the news that Zola Majavu has resigned as the CEO of the PSL just months after taking on the position.
Majavu, who was previously the PSL's prosecutor, took on the role as CEO at the beginning of the season and his resignation has come as a shock to many. The Siya crew spoke to a number of club owners, who unsurprisingly asked to remain anonymous, to find out why Majavu decided to throw in the towel.
One particular informant said, "Look, there's nothing sinister about his resignation. It's very simple, as CEO of the PSL he wanted more powers, like any CEO. The league didn't feel that he should be given more powers and he felt he couldn't continue the working relationship."
This was confirmed by a number of club owners, with one informant adding, "I agree with the league that he should not have been given more powers because he doesn't have the necessary experience as a CEO, he has a legal background."
Yet another source said, "Why appoint him as the CEO if you feel he doesn't have the necessary experience to take on all the responsibilities of a CEO?"
Majavu himself confirmed his exit from the position but refused to make an official comment as to his reasons for leaving.
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