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Fifa slaps Warner with lifetime ban from football
Fifa’s ethics committee banned former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner from all football activity for life for a long list of "misconduct".
Mbalula gagged 2010 World Cup LOC
The sport and recreation minister hosted an extraordinary meeting and wrote a letter telling World Cup local organising committee members to keep mum.
Fifa $10-million – it looks, smells and tastes like a bribe
Stefaans Brümmer examines the evidence that the South Africa payment to Jack Warner was corrupt.
Nine things you need to know about the Fifa scandal
From the bribes to the denials, Sarah Evans rounds up the Fifa corruption scandal.
SA in the dock for ‘buying’ 2010 Fifa World Cup vote
A $10-million bribe was allegedly paid by South Africa, laundered via Fifa. Danny Jordaan’s mayoral candidacy may be in the balance.
Former Fifa official spills the beans on TV rights trade
Former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner says he was awarded World Cup TV rights for as little as $1 in return for helping Sepp Blatter win elections.
Jack Warner threatens to tell on Fifa’s Blatter
In a letter to a local newspaper, former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner has promised damaging revelations about Sepp Blatter’s electioneering.
Ex Fifa boss Jack Warner bust talking ‘bribes’
A video showing Jack Warner telling Caribbean Football Union officials how to deal with cash gifts from Mohamed bin Hammam has been published.
Fifa dishes out life bans, suspends Concacaf official
Fifa suspended Lisle Austin for a year and and banned six Hungarian and Bosnian match officials for life for helping fix international friendlies.
Jack Warner talks ‘unfinished business’
Former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner, who is also Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Works, has hinted at a return to football administration.
Fifa’s ‘compelling’ case of bribery
A preliminary report says there was "convincing and overwhelming" evidence that Mohamed bin Hammam and Jack Warner were involved in attempted bribery.
Fifa opens case against Concacaf vice-president
Fifa says it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Lisle Austin for breaching regulations by going to court to challenge his suspension.
New Fifa reform plea as Blatter denies crisis
English football chiefs have urged Fifa to scrap its corruption-tainted presidential election amid mounting calls for sweeping reform.
Call for ‘deep reform’ of graft-tainted Fifa
Fifa faced fresh calls for sweeping reform on Tuesday despite denials from president Sepp Blatter that football’s governing body was in crisis.
Everything is fine, says Blatter, now move along …
Sepp Blatter has shrugged off the corruption allegations engulfing football’s governing body, denying the sport was in crisis.