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Danny Jordaan re-elected Safa president
Ncobo and Jordaan were supposed to go to head at the Safa elective congress in Sandton, Johannesburg.
JOHANNESBURG – Danny Jordaan has been resoundingly re-elected South African Football Association (Safa) President by a margin of 95.12%.
Jordaan received 234 of 246 votes, two votes voted against and one spoilt vote.
Former referee Ace Ngcobo withdrew his candidature for top position, which meant Jordaan went into ballot box unopposed.
Ncobo and Jordaan were supposed to go to head at the Safa elective congress in Sandton, Johannesburg.
Dr Danny Jordaan has been resoundingly re-elected SAFA President by a margin of 95.12%.
— SAFA.net (@SAFA_net) May 26, 2018
He received 234 of 246 votes.
2 votes voted against & 1 spoilt vote pic.twitter.com/EJtp7jhZRS
The candidates for SAFA Presidency are incumbent Dr Danny Jordaan & former referee Ace Ncobo @BafanaBafana pic.twitter.com/Tn2npos8JF
— SAFA.net (@SAFA_net) May 26, 2018
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