The Boxing SA (BSA) board has accepted Cindy Nkomo’s resignation as its director of operations and acting CEO but persuaded her to stay on until the end of January.
Nkomo resigned last week but Luthando Jack, the BSA chairperson, had a meeting with Nkomo yesterday to deliberate on her resignation.
“Ms Nkomo has presided over the administration of the sport through a tumultuous period due to the Covid-19 since her appointment in August 2020. She also managed the transition from the erstwhile to the current board and facilitated the process of the strategic visioning and engagement of the boxing fraternity by the current board with an ambitious and yet compelling vision to renew, grow and transform the people’s sport of boxing,” he said yesterday.
Jack said his board was grateful to Nkomo for agreeing to work with them to manage her exit from the organisation to retain administrative stability, ensure business continuity and thus safeguarding the interest of the sport. Lejaka instructed Nkomo to write a letter of cancellation to a particular promoter in East London because his application had not met all the requirements in 2018. The then BSA board chairperson overruled the CEO and gave permission to that promoter to stage his tournament.
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