Kemoeng to replace Masters?
Friday, July 03, 2015
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Kemoeng (right) is reportedly close to landing the BFA CEO's job
Kemoeng is expected to be announced as the new CEO to replace Keith Masters who left in February after two years at the helm.
Masters made history when he was appointed the first expatriate BFA CEO in 2013 when he replaced Duncan Kgame. BFA president, Tebogo Sebego said yesterday they had not made a decision on the CEO and refused to disclose names of those who have been shortlisted.
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