Kaizer Chiefs legend Doctor Khumalo has been appointed as vice-president of the South African Football Association (Safa) technical committee. The appointment was confirmed by Safa chairperson Jack Maluleke during a meeting of the national executive committee (NEC). Khumalo, a former player for Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs, was elected to the role following the NEC’s endorsement.
The meeting also saw the election and appointment of Danny Jordaan’s vice-presidents. Khumalo’s role as vice-president will involve contributing to the technical committee’s work, which oversees the development of football in South Africa. The exact responsibilities of the position were not detailed in the announcement.
Khumalo’s appointment follows his retirement from professional football. He is known for his contributions to Kaizer Chiefs during his playing career. The technical committee plays a key role in shaping football policies and strategies at the national level. The move marks a new chapter for Khumalo, who is now involved in the administrative and strategic aspects of South African football.
Doctor Khumalo’s inclusion in the technical committee highlights the recognition of his experience and legacy in the sport. His appointment comes amid ongoing efforts to strengthen football governance in South Africa. The technical committee’s work will focus on improving standards, promoting youth development, and ensuring competitive fairness across the country.
