Thursday | January 28, 2021
Until today, the sale of Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) FC of Limpopo was under a thick cloud.
The sale of TTM by Black Gold Trust has now received the authorities green light. As a matter of fact, it has been finalised through a transfer to a company called Protoscape 202 CC. The new owners will continue to use TTM football club name.
In a firm point raised by the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture in South Africa Mr. Nkosinathi “Nathi” Mthethwa, the Premier Soccer League (NSL) nailed conditions of the sale.
Consequently, the new owners have inherited Tshakhuma with its staff members, including players, as they were from the previous club owners. All matters arising will be subjected to National Soccer League statutes.
TTM started the season under feeble administrative grounds with players often concerned about incomes. As the PSL games came and went, uncertainty grew about the future of the club. As a result, giving credence on how the club acquired Bid Wits FC last September under clandestine circumstances.

