By: Natasha Archary

Shauwn Mkhize, better known as MaMkhize has issued an open letter to supporters of her football club firmly stating that her club, Royal AM is not for sale.
This after gossip and rumours circulated online about the club being in financial trouble, with players allegedly suing MaMkhize for non-payment.
MaMkhize addressed Royal AM supporters across all seven municipalities, thanking them for their support since 2020.
While the President of the football club acknowledges that there have been challenges this season, she remains hopeful that with the fans’ support on and off the field, the club will improve.
MaMkhize is of the view that Royal AM’s technical team can find a winning formula to cement the club’s place in a “decent top half” of the DStv Premiership log standings.
“We are driven by local development and our aim is to touch the lives of every citizen here in our new home, young and old.
I feel very privileged as a black woman from Umbumbulu to be able to lead such an inspiration called Royal AM together with the Chairman and the team management, coaching staff, players, and all supporting staff.
I would like to take this opportunity to state clearly that despite rumours and gossips that have been making rounds on social media, Royal AM is not for sale.
We made a committment with the people of Pietermaritzburg through our partnership with Msunduzi Municipality that we value, cherish and respect, and we call all rest assured that Royal AM is here to stay and prosper.”
MaMkhize said she’s looking forward to meeting all Royal AM supporters, whether it’s on the stands, team activations or charity events that the club has planned for the next season.
A open letter to all Supporters across the entire football district of UMgungundlovu, in all seven municipalities.🖊️
— RoyalAM_FC (@RAMFC_sa) November 15, 2023
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United we stand, divided we fall. pic.twitter.com/JTqSrFFHox
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