Bafana icon Doctor Khumalo gets SAFA technical role

South African football icon and former Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs player, Doctor Khumalo, has been appointed to the SAFA Technical Committee. In this role, he will serve as a Deputy Chairperson under Jack Maluleke, a long-serving member of the National Executive Committee (NEC). Doctor Khumalo, who played 50 matches for South Africa, scored nine goals and was part of the 1996 AFCON-winning team, has been welcomed into the committee by SAFA President Danny Jordaan.

The President expressed his satisfaction with Khumalo's willingness to serve and the transparency of the election process. The SAFA NEC also confirmed its Vice-Presidents, with Tankiso Modipa taking the new spot, along with reappointments of Nastasia Tsichlas and Linda Zwane, who will serve for a second term. Irvin Khoza, the Chairman of the Premier Soccer League (PSL), was automatically elected as the fourth Vice President.