Ex-football agent pens Khumalo bio

Friday, March 15, 2019

Former Gaborone United General Manager Olebile Sikwane has quit ‘shark infested world’ of football agents to pursue his other passion, publishing. Sikwane has written a moving biography of his boyhood hero, also one of the greatest African soccer players, Doctor Khumalo.

The book titled Doctor Khumalo South Africa, has been published in Indianapolis, United States. It is already listed on Amazon and is expected to hit local shelves at the end of March.

Sikwane writes that the book is a tribute and not a dramatic story of his hero, Doctor Khumalo who influenced him and many African youngsters during his heyday.

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