Tanzanian powerhouse Simba SC has announced the suspension of Zambian international midfielder Clatous Chota Chama and defender Nassor Kapama for "acts of misconduct." In a statement posted on social media platforms, the club confirmed the disciplinary action without disclosing the specific nature of the duo's transgressions. "The leadership of the Simba club has suspended players Nassor Kapama and Clatous Chota Chama due to acts of misconduct," the statement read." The timing of the suspension casts a dark shadow over Chama's immediate future, mere days before he is expected to join the Zambian national team in Lusaka for pre-Africa Cup of Nations training. The continental tournament kicks off on January 13th, 2024. Simba's enigmatic silence on the nature of the alleged misconduct leaves room for speculation, with sources close to the club suggesting anything from a training ground incident to a breach of team protocol. Simba are expected to convene the disciplinary committee soon, and a clearer picture of the situation is likely to emerge in the coming days. Until then, the suspension of Chama and Kapama remains a cloud hanging over both club and player.