Bulawayo giants Highlanders will on Saturday hold a crisis meeting to try and find solutions to their $1 000 000 debt.

 “We want to try to move the club out of a financial negative situation. We want to highlight the position of the club to members because going forward, things don’t look good and drastic measures have to be taken to save this institution.

 “If drastic measures don’t impact on the constitution of the club, they will be immediately implemented. We’re looking at coming up with real fundraising processes that can immediately set off. If measures suggested on Saturday affect the constitution, then they will have to follow due process,” said Highlanders’ chairman Peter Dube.

 He dismissed fears that drastic measures could include selling the club.

“It will be unimaginable to think Highlanders will be taken over by somebody. Whatever is done will be done to protect the interests of the club and the community so that at the end of the day Highlanders remains a people’s team,” he said.