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‘The future looks green’ – Ntseki happy to be Bafana coach
Having been in the background for most of his career, Molefi Ntseki admitted that it’s his greatest achievement to be named Bafana Bafana coach.
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Women’s soccer league to launch this weekend with no sponsor
The League will officially kick off this weekend as 12 teams descended on the Nike Football Centre in Soweto to play six games over the two days.
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Safa to begin process of looking for new Bafana coach
Stuart Baxter confirmed his resignation on Friday morning, just two years into his five-year contract with the national team.
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Jordaan confirms Safa bid for 2023 Women's World Cup
Danny Jordaan also confirmed that the much anticipated National Women's League will be launched after the Women's World Cup on Women's Day.
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Safa wants betting companies to start paying for their products
Acting Safa CEO Russell Paul says the football governing body approached the government about changing the law so that sporting bodies and government can also benefit.
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David Notoane to take charge of Olympic U23 squad
David Notoane will take charge of the Olympic U23 squad, Safa’s chair of the technical committee Jack Maluleke confirmed on Wednesday.
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Safa takes a swipe at former CEO Sedibe after defamation case postponed
Former Safa CEO Leslie Sedibe is intent on clearing his name after he was banned for match-fixing by Fifa.
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Defamation case of Sedibe vs Safa postponed
Former Safa CEO Leslie Sedibe is intent on clearing his name after he was banned by Fifa for five-years for match-fixing.
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Safa and Banyana reach agreement over bonuses
After finishing as runners-up and qualifying for then maiden World Cup, Banyana were owed just over R2.4 million in bonus, however, only a portion was paid.
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Jordaan: Number of female footballers doubled in SA
Banyana Banyana qualified for their first ever World Cup this year after finishing second at the Women’s African Cup of Nations to finish an incredible two ear cycle with all of their goals achieved.
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Tributes pour in for soccer legend Phil Masinga
Masinga, who was affectionately known as Chippa, died on Sunday after battling a long illness.
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Football academy aims to keep girls off the streets
The academy was founded in 2015 and includes players from the age of 12 up to 30 years old.
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Safa rejects MiWay R100,000 pledge for Banyana
The South African Football Association has rejected a R100,000 pledge made by the insurance company towards Banyana Banyana’s successful African Women’s Cup in Ghana where they finished as runners-up to champions Nigeria.
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SABC’s Bafana blackout continues with Paraguay match
On Tuesday afternoon the SABC confirmed that they will not be broadcasting the Paraguay match on all its radio and television platforms.
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Bafana Bafana to take on Paraguay in Nelson Mandela Challenge
The match will take place three days after South Africa’s crucial Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) qualifying match against Nigeria in Johannesburg.
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SABC and Safa continue attritional battle
Bafana Bafana’s crucial Afcon qualifier against Nigeria on 17 November will not be available on any SABC platforms.
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ANC appeals for amicable solution between Safa, SABC
In a statement, the ANC said the public stand-off between the SABC and Safa regarding broadcasting rights has become untenable and can’t continue.
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Supersport steps in SABC void
South Africa’s crunch Afcon 2019 qualifier against Seychelles on Saturday will be broadcast live on SuperSport and will be available to all DStv subscribers.
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OUTsurance partners with Safa in R50m deal to improve match officiating
As advocates for fair play, in a space traditionally dominated by males, the partnership will also seek to promote female match officials.
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Safa, Bafana Bafana slam SABC over English Premier League rights
The South African Football Association has hit out at the SABC over its plan to broadcast English Premier League games on its SABC 3 channel on Saturday afternoons.
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Danny Jordaan’s lawyers: Our client is innocent of the sex harassment claims
Jordan has dismissed the new sexual harassment charges as a smear campaign to discredit him as a candidate for the top position at Safa.
