Ntshinogang to land BPL CEO job

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Botswana Premier League (BPL) acting chief executive officer (CEO), Thabo Ntshinogang will reportedly be appointed on a permanent basis.

Ntshinogang has been at the helm on temporary basis for close to a year following the suspension and subsequent sacking of former CEO, Bennett Mamelodi.

Although the BPL board chairperson, Rapula Okaile said the process of appointing a CEO is currently under recruitment agency, People Connections, reports are that Ntshinogang’s performance has caught the eye of some top officials within the football fraternity. Okaile yesterday told Mmegi Sport that they advertised the post through People Connections who will look into the applications and make recommendations to the board. 

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