Nonina refused to shed the light, except that she has teamed up with an unknown trainer from the Eastern Cape.
"She was supposed to have been stripped already but I spoke to president Howard Goldberg and pleaded my case because I have just teamed up with her and he gave us two months," Ngcoza said.
He added that when he landed in SA from the UK last year, Nonina asked for an appointment to meet with him. "She asked me to manage her boxing career and I did not have a problem with that. The next step was to meet the people she was working with; unfortunately the person she was working with said he does not work with other people," he said.
"I requested that they sort out their issues because I did not want to be involved in local politics. I did not want to set them apart; I wanted to work with both of them." But Mutavhatsindi said Nonina had not been in the gym due to a request for a break.
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