On Friday, the group announced that Malcolm Marx, Ruan Vermaak, Tyrone Green, Shaun Reynolds and assistant coach Neil de Bruin have left the union.

There've been no local matches since mid-March as the result of the lockdown imposed by President Cyril Ramaphosa as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Salary cuts are being implemented across sport as a result of the coronavirus pandemic which has also lead to postponements of football leagues across the globe.

His diagnosis follows a year of having serious medical issues.

Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa is due to hold a meeting with both Safa and the PSL on a way forward but says there are mixed signals coming from the two bodies about the resumption of the sport.

The minister on Monday gave an update on the payment of the R150 million, which would cover lost earning from March until June this year.

In March, the board of governors set a target of 30 June to finish the 2019/20 season but were flexible on its conclusion.

The PSL has been suspended since 16 March with no indication when it will resume but the board of governors has said they hope to the 2019/20 season by June.

With the board of governors having set a tentative deadline of 30 June to end the current season, talks are ongoing about how this current season can resume.

Having won the Nedbank Cup last season, many would have thought the team would be challengers for promotion to the top flight however they are 12th in the Glad Africa championship.

In the early part of the decade, the team was in isolation due to apartheid but in 1992, 16 years after being banned by Fifa, they made their international return.

Handre Pollard, Makazole Mapimpi and Cheslin Kolbe brought the Boks their biggest final winning margin since 1999.

The decision comes after Athletics South Africa announced a blanket ban on all athletic activities in the country until 30 April.

Janine Van Wyk is currently without a club after leaving Danish side Fortuna Hjorring due to a knee injury.

In order to book a spot in the competition in France, South Africa had to ensure that they finished in the top three at the Africa Women Cup of Nations.

The Matsatsantsa captain announced in December that he would be leaving the club to return to the United Kingdom for family reasons.

Wits are not due back in training until mid-April when the 21-day lockdown is expected to end.

Currently, games are suspended due to the coronavirus, but the board of governors has tentatively agreed to finish the season on 30 June.