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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 23040, member: 2262"]
As soccer keeps growing, it's becoming a bigger part of Zimbabwe's economy. It provides many jobs and helps businesses make money. People who know a lot about this say that soccer leaders need more than just playing skills. They need to be good at business, too.

Fans want soccer bosses who can handle the changing world. These leaders should love the game, but that's not all. They also need to know how companies work and be able to start new things. It helps if they know important people in business and government.

Some people are trying to make certain candidates look bad online. But others say that's just a distraction. They point to Nqobile Magwizi as someone who would be a good pick. Magwizi knows both soccer and business very well.

Zimbabwe's soccer needs a lot of work. Stadiums have to get better. Players and coaches should earn more. Young players and women's teams need support. Refs must do a good job and get paid fairly. To make all this happen, ZIFA needs a leader who can bring in money. The president has to treat ZIFA like a business that requires cash to grow.

The president's main job is to guide soccer's improvement in the country. Their business skills and new ideas shape the whole organization. Yes, they need to understand the game, but other groups can handle the details of what happens on the field. The president's biggest role is to steer the ship in the right direction.
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