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SAFA pays legal costs for Danny Jordaan in corruption case

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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SAFA's National Executive Committee resolved to pay all legal costs for Danny Jordaan and CFO Gronie Hluyo in a court case. This matter originated from a Hawks investigation into alleged misuse of R1.3 million in association funds. SAFA stated that the complainants in the case are former NEC members and employees, not the association itself.

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The case involves allegations of theft, corruption, and fraud against Danny Jordaan and Gronie Hluyo. SAFA's decision to cover legal fees represents a direct financial cost to the governing body. Furthermore, SAFA plans to institute civil proceedings against anyone it believes has brought the association and its officials into disrepute.

The Hawks unit is contributing to an ongoing anti-corruption campaign in South Africa.

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