Since yesterday, rumors have spread on social media claiming that Yanga Information and Communication Manager Ali Kamwe has been suspended for two years for allegedly committing ethical wrongs against TFF regulations
He was interviewed on Tuesday by the Ethics Committee of TFF along with Simba Spokesman Ahmed Ali whom Yanga sent a complaint due to the statements he made in one of his interviews
Kamwe wrong doing were based on a text he posted on his Instagram page questioning the team he called 'Makolo' to have a series of benefits from the 'human errors' of the referees in their matches
There is no official statement issued by the Committee after completing the exercise of questioning
If Kamwe has been found guilty even though he did not mention any team in his post, is the punishment equal to the wrong doings he is accused of?
Perhaps it is also possible that those who spread the information have their own agenda, believing they can disturb Yanga 'focus' of the game against Simba that will be played on Saturday
Kamwe is not the first person to raise suspicions about the human errors of referees that have greatly benefited that team this season
There have been many debates, and the evidence of those events is out there instead of doing an investigation and taking action, do we think it is right to punish those who tell the truth?
