Former Safa executive lands stadium role 20/01/2010 |
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Former South African Football Association (Safa) secretary general Donald Norman has been appointed as the new manager of World Cup venue the Peter Mokaba Stadium.
The position has remained vacant since Kirsten Nematandani was elected Safa president in September last year.
Norman joins three other well-known football administrators who are working as managers for the 2010 World Cup stadiums: former Witbank Black Aces chairman Veli Mahlangu (Mbombela), Bongi Hlophe (Moses Mabhida) and Andrew Dipela (Ellis Park).
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