Top soccer leader Kirsten Nematendani, has been appointed venue manager of 2010 World Cup venue Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane.
Nematendani, who is also a member of the South African Football Association national executive committee, is scheduled to start his new job on October 1.
He is the convenor of the Safa Referees’ Committee and one of the administrators tipped to take over from Molefi Oliphant when he steps down as Safa president in September 2009.
Nematendani is the first venue manager appointed by the Local Organising Committee for a venue that is not pa... More >
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