Thidiela’s impassioned call for accountability amidst PSL leadership’s conflict of interest
Sunday Tribune
|November 16, 2025
IN a bold declaration that resonates throughout the corridors of South African football, David Thidiela, the controversial owner of Black Leopards FC, has issued a resounding call for accountability within the Premier Soccer League (PSL).
MATO Madlala, longest serving acting PSL CEO and the organisation's chairperson Irvin Khoza during an NSL BoG meeting.
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He has painted a stark picture of conflict of interest involving PSL chairperson Irvin Khoza and longtime acting CEO Mato Madlala, the owners of Orlando Pirates and Lamontville Golden Arrows, respectively.
Thidiela argues that their dual roles undermine the integrity of the league and violate the principles of corporate governance.
The accusations Thidiela has made on more than one occasion hinge on several crucial points; Khoza and Madlala, as owners of their clubs, are directly involved in critical discussions regarding sponsorships, fixture decisions, and more, which can severely disadvantage other clubs within the league.
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