Khama Billiat’s Mother Rosa Breaks Silence on Soccer Star’s Recent Move to Zim Team Yadah FC

Khama Billiat’s Mother Rosa Breaks Silence on Soccer Star’s Recent Move to Zim Team Yadah FC

  • Khama Billiat's move to Zimbabwean team Yadah FC has sparked controversy and speculation among South African soccer fans
  • Reports suggested he might join Dynamos or Manica Diamonds but eventually settled for Yadah FC
  • His mother, Rosa, expressed joy at his move, stating she can now attend his games and cheer him on in person
  • Briefly News spoke to award-winning sports reporter Blessing Malinganiza who weighed in on Khama's controversial move

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Khama Billiat has been making headlines in the past weeks following his controversial move to Zimbabwean team Yadah FC.

Khama Billiat's mother breaks her silence
Khama Billiat’s mother Rosa has shared her thoughts on his move to Yahah FC. Image: Lefty Shivambu/Gallo Images and Matthew Ashton - AMA
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Khama Billiat's mother celebrates his move home

Khama Billiat's move to his home country Zimbabwe came as a shock to many. The midfielder has been hogging headlines and charting social media trends as South African soccer fans are trying to figure out why he left Kaizer Chiefs.

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The star's move has been a hot topic as several reports suggested that he was set to join the Zimbabwean PSL giants Dynamos. Other reports noted that the star was set to join Manica Diamonds, but he eventually settled for Yadah FC.

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While many are still trying to figure out why Khama left, the star's mother Rosa is celebrating his move. Speaking in a video shared by @zimcelebs_official on Instagram, Khama's mother said she was happy that she could finally get to see her son doing what he does best.

Rosa said she has always enjoyed Khama's games on TV, but now she can also attend the games and cheer him on. She said:

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"It’s a joy that he is now back home, and we can also see him play. We were getting used to seeing him playing on Television, and when we visited South Africa. It is suitable for a mother to be closer to her son, and like every mother, l am celebrating that my son signed for Yadah, and he is back home."

Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, AWISI Award-winning sports reporter Blessing Malinganiza said it is a great move for him because he can now revive his career and show the world how great he is. She said:

"I think it’s good for him and it’s what he needs. I think it’s a great chance to revive his career and prove to the world what a great player he is. Yadah is an average team here so he will not be under too much pressure which is good for him, he can play well and maybe attract better teams.

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She added:

"He’s also happy to be home and he has all the support he wants here and if a footballer is happy he performs well, so expect a better khama this season and I think he will be one of the season soccer stars contenders here."

Khama Billiat signs 1-year contract with Yadah FC

Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that Zimbabwean footballer Khama Billiat has been trying to secure himself at a football club, and he has finally found a new home after being rumoured to be in training with Cape Town City FC.

The 33-year-old former Amakhosi player Khama Billiat has made headlines once again as he has returned to his home ground. It's been made official that he will be joining the Ambitious Premiership side Yadah FC following his exit from Kaizer Chiefs.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.