Safa slams SABC over choosing EPL over Bafana
The South African Football Association (Safa) took a dig at the SABC’s decision to broadcast English Premier League games, but not Bafana Bafana’s.
Safa president salutes #PSLAwards winners
South African Football Association president Dr Danny Jordaan has congratulated the winners of the 2017/2018 Premier Soccer League Awards.
Jordaan looks forward after Safa re-election
Safa president Danny Jordaan is looking to put a turbulent few months behind him by focusing on the future after being re-elected in his role this past weekend.
Ncobo to face Safa disciplinary comittee
The South African Football Association (SAFA) will be charging former referee Ace Ncobo for bringing the governing body and football into disrepute.
Khoza: I refuse to be Jordaan’s scapegoat
The Premier Soccer League chairman Irvin Khoza revealed on Monday that the charges laid against him by Safa president Danny Jordaan are untrue, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
Rape accused Jordaan to seek advice from NPA
South African Football Association (SAFA) president Danny Jordaan is set to approach the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the wake of rape allegations laid against him.
Safa shifts blame to Zambia for Bafana broadcast problems
The South African Football Association have shifted the blame for the failure to secure local broadcasts of Bafana Bafana’s fixtures in Zambia onto the host nation.
Safa: Jordaan innocent until proven guilty after rape charge
The South African Football Association (Safa) has reiterated its stance of innocent until proven guilty over the rape allegations against current Safa president Danny Jordaan.
Safa postpones elections
Safa’s national executive committee confirmed the postponement of the controversial elective congress which was poised to take place on 24 March.
Ncobo, Jordaan spat exposes Safa’s weak morality
A much-publicised spat between former top referee Ace Ncobo, the South African Football Association (SAFA) and its president Danny Jordaan has again brought the morality of the organisation into question, DEAN WORKMAN explores.