SABC, Safa hammer out broadcasting rights
The SABC and Safa have reached an agreement on broadcasting rights -- the SABC will carry all national soccer teams' games for three years.
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Legacy Trust operational after R450m boost
South Africans will now start to reap the benefits of hosting the 2010 Fifa World Cup, Safa said when it received R450-million from global body Fifa.
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Komphela reserved on Bafana move
Despite remaining cagey about his imminent move to Bafana, Steve Komphela says he is willing to work with national coach Pitso Mosimane.
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Banyana focus on strength for Olympics
Brazilian physical trainer Francesco Gonzales is confident Banyana Banyana will increase their strength in the build-up to the London Olympic Games.
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Safa hails Tokyo Sexwale's Fifa appointment
Safa has lauded the appointment of Tokyo Sexwale to Fifa's media committee, saying the move epitomised and acknowledged the vital role he has played.
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Spotlight on SA's World Cup with match-fixing claims
Safa has confirmed that Fifa will look into allegations that international friendlies in South Africa had been fixed ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
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Mbalula: No one would sponsor corrupt sport
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says business will not invest in sport if "corrupt activities" and a "lack of corporate governance" continues.
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Safa downgrades Bafana's internationals to practices
Safa has announced Bafana Bafana's upcoming international friendlies have been downgraded after problems acquiring players for international duty.
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SA's year of humiliation in soccer
From a premature tournament qualification celebration to Danny Jordaan's broken promises at Cosafa, South African soccer has had an embarrassing year.
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Parliament committee tells Safa to pull its socks up
Parliament's sports committee has told Safa that South African soccer needs to get serious about preparation and developing young talent.
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