On December 4, 2024, the high court dismissed Ria Ledwaba and Solly Mohlabeng’s appeal to challenge the previous ruling by the same high court on the matter concerning the governance issues at SAFA affecting the Ordinary Congress and the Elective Congress, both of which were held in 2022. […]
We were not surprised, but they did it again. SAFA released a statement on November 15, 2024, to defend its president, who appeared at the Palm Ridge Commercial Crimes Court on Wednesday, November 13. Dr. Jordaan is charged (not just accused) of embezzling the SAFA funds for his use during 2014 and 2018. […]
On the 3rd of May 2024, the duo Ria Ledwaba and Solly Mohlebeng will be squaring off with SAFA in court, again! This is an appeal based on the judgment released on January 9, 2024, that found in favor of SAFA. If they ultimately get expelled for this, well, it is a sacrifice they are willing to make for South African football. It is what, like Mandela said, they are willing to die for. […]
Listening to him, one fails to gain confidence in SAFA, or even the hope that SAFA will ever self-correct, even with the current leadership. They do not see anything wrong or broken with SAFA. […]
SAFA has reversed the ban on Ria Ledwaba. A letter for the reversal was sent to her on March 19, 2024, before her press briefing […]
Links to stories in the media for the week […]
On Thursday, March 14, 2024, President Mohlabeng was invited to the Marawa Sports Worldwide show. […]
SAFA communicated their decision to declare Ms. Ria Ledwaba a persona non grata within SAFA, thus disqualifying her from all and every football-related activity under the jurisdiction of SAFA. But the #NotInMyName campaign will have none of that. They have made a statement in defence of Ms. Ledwaba. […]
Former SAFA Tshwane President, Mr. Willie Mooka, spilled the beans on Andile Ncube’s show at Metro FM on March 12, 2024. He said things that we knew, but also some things that we never thought were possible. Cleaning a septic tank monthly at a cost of R600,000. Wow! […]
Today, the president woke up bright and early, eager to argue his case at the hearing. He arrived at the venue; it was a house to let. There was no sign of any DC officials at the hearing. He then received a letter from one of the assistants at SAFA House to inform him that the hearing had been postponed – again. […]
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