Masehe was tasked with first-team duties following the sacking of head coach Eric Tinkler.
Babina Noko had been occupying third place on the Betway Premiership standings for much of the season but dropped down to fifth in recent weeks with a string of poor results.
Masehe has, however, so far struggled to make an impact and oversaw a 3-1 away loss to Stellenbosch and 1-1 draw with struggling Marumo Gallants.
Speaking after the Gallants draw, Masehe explained he would accept the head coach role if presented to him.
"The role is a bit of a challenge because if you take a team at this time of the season, you are taking over with certain habits that might take a bit longer to come out," he told FARPost.
"But to be honest, it's an opportunity that I am taking one game at a time.
"I am not looking way far ahead. At the end of the day, it wasn't something that was in my ambitions. I had given myself a bit of time to learn.
“But if it comes, I would grab it with both hands and make the best of it.”
Amazulu remain in contention for top-three finish after thrashing Chippa United 5-1 while Sekhukhune United were held to a 1-1 at home by Marumo Gallants in the Betway Premiership.
We take a look at four fixtures involving teams that are either looking to cement their top eight status or pull away from the relegation zone.
Betway Premiership club Sekhukhune United have officially confirmed the departure of head coach Eric Tinkler.
Stellenbosch FC boosted their push for a top-eight finish in the Betway Premiership with a composed 3-1 victory over Sekhukhune United at a rain-soaked Athlone Stadium on Friday night.
