Ngele sat out of the club's activities since late last year due to outstanding payments owed to him by the Limpopo side.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder was later linked to AmaZulu but that move could not materialise.
Ngele sat on the bench when TTM beat Maritzburg United 1-0 at Harry Gwala Stadium last week Friday.
TTM assistant coach Mpho Maleka says he is happy to see Ngele back in action with the team.
"We are happy for him to be back. He is looking better. It's a matter of us helping him regain his fitness," Maleka tells snl24.com/kickoff.
Meanwhile, Maleka grabbed his opportunity of coaching in top-flight football after leading TTM to 1-0 victory over Maritzburg United last week Friday.
The former Mpumalanga Black Aces striker sat on the bench for TTM in the absence of a head coach, which is expected to be Dylan Kerr once he receives his work permit.
"There is no rush. There is a long road ahead of me for me to learn and adjust. It's what I am looking forward to," he says.
"So there is nothing major about the position, I am just there helping with my experience and knowledge, and at the same time I am prepared to learn."