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SAFA Annual Report 2008-2009.Pdf South African Football Association Annual Report 2008 - 2009 Contents PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS 5 SAFA NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 6 SAFA HEAD OFFICE STAFF 7 INTRODUCTION BY THE CEO 10 1. HUMAN RESOURCES 10 2. PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS 11 3. FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT 14 4. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 16 5. COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 18 6. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL 19 7. KIT DEPARTMENT 21 8. FINANCE 22 9. NATIONAL TEAMS 23 10. NATIONAL REFEREES 27 11. SAFA COMPETITIONS 31 12. COACHING EDUCATION 40 13. COMMERCIAL 45 14. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE 50 15. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 52 SPONSORS & SUPPLIERS 54 ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 3 Annual Report 2008 - 2009 PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS Presidential Address of Dr Molefi Oliphant on the occasion of the South Afican Football Association Elective Annual General Meeting on 26 September 2009. Vice Presidents, colleagues on the Executive Commitee, honourary members, our partners and sponsors, honoured guests, ladies and gentlemen. For the past twelve years I did what I believed I had to do as the President of the South African Football Asssociation (SAFA). I paid close attention to the purposes, historical and philosophical traditions, ideas and norms which define the very essence of the organisation of football. Whatever I achieved, I did so as a member of a team. Whatever I achieved we achieved together. I thank you for your support and guidance. As an old negro slave preacher once said: “we ain’t what we ought to be and we ain’t what we’re going to be, but thank god, we ain’t what we was.” Yes, this is the case with our association. Thank God we are not what we were on the 26 January 1997. Our current activity report will reveal that. Colleagues, friends, thank you very much for what you have done for me since the formation of SAFA in 1991. You contributed immensely to my personal growth and development. As Emerson once said, “If we are related we shall meet”. I may also add, if we are not related we have met through football activities and we shall meet through them again. I wish to leave you with a simple Irish blessing... “May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm on your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields, and, until we meet again... may God hold you softly in the palm of his hand.” Good-bye and God bless. Molefi Oliphant 5 Annual Report 2008 - 2009 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back row (from left to right): Sam Msimango, Motebang Mosese, Prof Lesole Gadinabokao, Anastasia Tsichlas, Mato Madlala, David Nhlabathi, Kirsten Nematandani, Eric Mtshatsha. Centre: Obakeng Molatedi, Alpha Mchunu, Sam Masitenyane, Eddie du Plooy, Mandla Mazibuko, Simon Sebapu, Nakedi Lekota, Jan Koopman. Front: Dr Danny Jordaan, Mubarak Mahomed (Vice-President), Dr Molefi Oliphant (President), Chief Mwelo Nonkonyana (Vice-President), Dr Irvin Khoza (Vice-President), Raymond Hack (CEO). Not present: Sturu Pasiya, Vernon Seymour, Kenneth Lebenya. Annual Report 2008 - 2009 6 HEAD OFFICE STAFF Name Position Department CEO DIVISION 1 Raymond Hack CEO CEO's Office 2 Cynthia Msomi PA - CEO CEO's Office 3 Thami Tom Personal Assistant: President CEO's Office 4 Pinky Lehoko Director: International Affairs CEO's Office 5 Theresa Biggs Personal Assistant:Pinky CEO's Office 6 Clive Mtshiselwa Projects Officer CEO's Office COMPETITIONS DIVISION 7 Balebetse Monnakgotla HOD: Competitions Competitions 8 Connie Thwala PA/SAB League Coordinator Competitions 9 Lucy Ramaube SASOL League Coordinator Competitions 10 Victor Matshogo Vodacom League Coordinator Competitions 11 Michael Mofokeng Vodacom League Coordinator Competitions 12 Nobesuthu Totwana Office Administrator Competitions 13 Jabulani Ndobe Vodacom League Coordinator Competitions 14 Thuli Mokwena ABSA League Coordinator Competitions FINANCE 15 Gronie Hluyo Director: Finance Finance 16 Denise Hendrikz Cashbook & Debtors Clerk Finance 17 Gloria Dondolo Management Accountant Finance 18 Tholakele Tivane Finance Officer Finance 19 Pule Maila Financial Accountant Finance 20 Zandile Majola Financial Accountant Finance 21 Mduduzi Ndlovu Financial Accountant Finance 22 Raj Durgapersad Finance Officer Finance 23 Vuvu Malusi PA to Director Finance Finance INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 24 Theo Phokanoka IT Officer Information Technology HUMAN RESOURCES 25 Nannie Coetzee HR Manager Human Resources LOGISTICS 26 Dudley Mpulampula HOD: Logistics Logistics 27 Bareng Kgobi Competitions Coordinator Logistics 28 Ben Mbatha Driver Logistics 29 Sheila Duma Office Support Logistics 30 Herminah Seleke Office Support Logistics 31 Dikeledi Moema Office Support Logistics 32 Sylvester Smith Office Support Logistics Annual Report 2008 - 2009 7 HEAD OFFICE STAFF Name Position Department 33 Thapelo Mosikidi Production Officer Logistics 34 Adelaide Mosiapoa Receptionist Logistics 35 Owen Ngoma Office Support Logistics COACHING EDUCATION 36 Michael Nees Director: Coaching Eucation Football Development 37 Kenneth Kubheka Manager: Coaching Education Football Development 38 Christina Phafane Coaching Education Administrator Football Development YOUTH AFFAIRS 39 Thomas Sadiki Youth Affairs Officer Football Development 40 Mr. M.E. Ramagoshi Development Officer Youth Affairs. TECHNICAL 41 Mr. S Letsoaka Technical Director REFEREES 42 Steve Goddard Referees Officer (Temp) Football Development 43 Adeel Carelse Professional Referees Administrator Football Development 44 Mirriam Theko Referees Assistant Football Development 45 Lehlohonolo Manzane Referees Assistant Football Development 46 Yusef Kodisang Referees Administrator Football Development LEGAL 47 Dineo Molefe Legal Officer Legal COMMERCIAL AND MARKETING 48 Victor Nosi Commercial Director Commercial & Marketing 49 Solly Moerane Commercial Manager Commercial & Marketing 50 Roxanne Bartlett Assistant Marketing Manager Commercial & Marketing 51 Nomvula Moloi Secretary Commercial & Marketing COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 52 Morio Sanyane Communications & Media Media & Communications 53 Matlhomola Morake Communications & Media Officer Media & Communications 54 Gary Mojela Web Master Media & Communications Annual Report 2008 - 2009 8 HEAD OFFICE STAFF Name Position Department NATIONAL TEAMS DIVISION 55 Stanley Tshabalala Manager: Development Teams National Teams 56 Abram Ndawonde Under 17Team Manager National Teams 57 Winston Marumo Under 20 Team Manager National Teams 58 Fran Hilton-Smith Manager Women's National Teams/ Football Development Women’s Football Administrator 59 Dintle Phakisi Woman's Football Admin Assistant Football Development 60 Augustine Makalakalane Banyana Head Coach National Teams 61 Anna Monate Basetsana Head Coach National Teams 62 Sipho Nkumane Team Manager: Bafana National Teams 63 Gugu Marawa Assistant Team Manager National Teams 64 Levy Ramajoe Bafana Assistant National Teams 65 Joel Santana Head Coach: Bafana National Teams 66 Jairo Leal Assistant Coach: Bafana National Teams 67 Pitso Mosimane Assistant Coach: Bafana National Teams 68 Oupa Legote Driver National Teams KIT DEPARTMENT 69 Theo Chiliza Kit Department Kit Department EXECUTIVE SUPPORT 70 Potso Mohami Executive Assistant Executive Support 71 Nomathemba Zitha Executive Assistant Executive Support PROCUREMENT 72 Dennis Senokoanyane Procurement Officer Procurement PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS 73 Barney Kujane Manager: Provincial Affairs Provincial Affairs 74 Moeketsi Mahlatsi Provincial Affairs Officer Provincial Affairs 75 Irene Maphanga Secretary Provincial Affairs 76 Zacharia Gwala Provincial Secretary: KZN Provincial Affairs 77 Willem Coetzee Provincial Secretary: NC Provincial Affairs 78 Ernest Zondo Provincial Secretary: WC Provincial Affairs 9 Annual Report 2008 - 2009 INTRODUCTION & HUMAN RESOURCES INTRODUCTION BY THE Mr. Sifiso Cele, Communications Officer Internal Transfers: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. 13 May 2009 MR RAYMOND HACK Mrs. Potso Mohami, Executive Support: NEC Due to operational requirements and 1 November 2008 structural changes new appointments and Allow me to thank the SAFA President, transfers were made. Mrs. Nomathemba Zitha, Executive Support: National Executive Committee, the various NEC Committees, staff at Head Office and our New Appointments: 1 November 2008 commercial partners for their continued support during the period under review. Mrs. Roxanne Bartlett, PA - Commercial Mr. Dudley Mpulampula, HOD: Logistics Director 1 November 2008 It is my please to submit the Annual Report 1 July 2008 of the Secretariat for the period 2008/09. 1.2 Policies and Procedures ..................................................................................................... Mr. Mduduzi Ndlovu , Financial Accountant 1 October 2008 The HR Department has identified a need for 1. HUMAN RESOURCES the development of policies to streamline the Mrs. Zandile Majola Financial Accountant day-to-day operations of the Association. The The Human Resources Department was 1 November 2008 following policies are in the second draft officially started on 1 March 2009 with the format awaiting final inputs from the HODs: appointment of a Human Resources Manager, Mr. Victor Matshogo, Competitions Assistant Nannie Coetzee. Prior to this date the 1 November 2008 - Motor Vehicle Policy; Human Resource function was part of the - Sexual Harassment Policy. Finance Department. Mr. Benedict Mbatha, Driver 1 November 2008 Policies in first draft format still required to be 1.1 Recruitment and Selection circulated to HODs for input are: Mr. Solly Moerane, Assistant Manager During the year under review a number of Commercial - HIV/AIDS Policy; employees have left the service of the 1 November 2008
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