BFA CEO hunt, what's the kill target?

Friday, February 26, 2021

The home of football: The BFA is in the hunt for a new CEO PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) is out in the unpredictable thickets of the job market in search of a new Chief Executive Officer. The search is expected to yield a diverse range of candidates as the association looks to plug a gap created by the departure of Mfolo Mfolo in December. But the key question is; what kind of a man or woman is the BFA looking for? asks Staff Writer, MQONDISI DUBE

The departure of long-serving chief executive officer (CEO), Mfolo Mfolo in December, sent the BFA on another familiar hunting expedition.

The BFA is no stranger to the hunt, which has yielded no less than 10 CEOs in the last decade. It is an open secret that the position has become a poisoned chalice, but it still attracts wider interest despite its notoriety.

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