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SAFA Chairperson: Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation
SAFA Chairperson: Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation Cape Town, 1 November 2019 SAFA A BRIEF BACKGROUND SAFA Governance SAFA GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE SAFA GENERAL COUNCIL 52 Regional Members, 9 Associate Members, 1 Special Member (NSL) SAFA NEC STANDING SAFA COMMITTEES SECRETARIAT DIVISIONS • Football • Football Business • Corporate Services • Legal, Compliance, Membership • Financial Platform SAFA ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE FOOTBALL FOOTBALL BUSINESS CORPORATE SERVICES •Referees •IT •International Affairs •Coaching •Communications •Facilities & Logistics •Nat’l Teams •Commercial •National Technical Ctr •Women’s Football •Events •Safety & Security •Youth Development •Competitions / Leagues •2023 Bid •Futsal •Beach Soccer FINANCE LEGAL, COMPLIANCE, •Procurement MEMBERSHIP •Internal Audit •Financial Platform • Legal / Litigation •Asset Management • Compliance •Fleet Management • Membership •Human Resources • Club Licensing • Integrity SAFA Governance Instruments SAFA STATUTES RULES • National • Competitions • Regional Standard Statutes • Meetings • LFA Statutes • Application of the Statutes • PEC Standard Statutes REGULATIONS -Disciplinary Code -Ethics, Fair Play & Corruption -Electoral Code -Hosting Int’l Matches in SA -Intermediaries Regulations -Club Licensing -Academies Regulations -Referees Code of Conduct -Standing Orders for Meetings -Communications Policy -Player Status & Transfer Regulations ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES • Financial • HR • ICT • Other operational requirements Master Licensor for Football in SA 1. Members (Provincial, -
Come Show Your L Ve for Sasol League
COME FOR SHOW SASOL YOUR LEAGUE L VE 2019 SASOL LEAGUE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DATE 03 – 08 DECEMBER 2019 STADIUM TSAKANE STADIUM HOSTS TSAKANE, EKURHULENI OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT PROGRAMME FOR MESSAGE FROM DR DANNY JORDAAN BANYANA President of the South African Football Association This year’s Sasol League National Championship being held BANYANA here in Gauteng Province, will further the vital component of SAFA’s Vision 2022 agenda of increasing the number of women participating in football across the country. The numbers of women who are involved in football as players, COME coaches and referees have grown in leaps and bounds in the past few years and following the launch of the SAFA Women’s National League (SWNL) this past August, the SHOW numbers will continue to skyrocket. And the catalyst for this growth has been mainly due to YOUR Sasol-sponsored initiatives like the Sasol League. This year’s 11th edition of the National Championship is guaranteed to be another humdinger following the launch of the SWNL as Mama Winnie has had a long association with L VE it will now serve as a promotional tournament, with the top South African Football as she saw our sport as a great unifier and a key player in building two teams being promoted into the SWNL. social cohesion during the struggle against apartheid and part of the nation-building We can look forward to a new champion being crowned this effort after 1994. year. The defending champions TUT (Tshwane University of Technology) will not be defending their title as teams She is unquestionably one of the most outstanding heroes of this country and her playing in the SWNL no longer take part in the Sasol League. -
2020 Cosafa Women's&2020 U17 Cosafa Women's
2020 2020 COSAFA U17 COSAFA WOMEN&'S WOMEN'S Nelson Mandela Bay Nelson Mandela Bay November 3-14, 2020 November 4-14, 2020 POWERED BY [ MESSAGES ] MESSAGE FROM COSAFA PRESIDENT DR PHILLIP CHIYANGWA IN THIS MOST DIFFICULT OF Their commitment to football in the COSAFA YEARS, we are delighted to be able to provide region is appreciated by all as they prepare to host international football for the region’s senior the COSAFA Women’s Championship for the third women’s sides and the Under-17 girls, who will successive year, and will also take on the COSAFA play tournaments concurrently for the right to be Women’s Under-17 Championship having helped crowned queens of Southern Africa. stage the Under-20 women’s competition in 2019. COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on the We are delighted that they will also host the world of football and it is no different in our 2020 COSAFA Men’s Under-17 Championship region, where the domestic leagues have had to (November 19-29) and 2020 COSAFA Men’s adapt to the ‘new normal’. Under-20 Championship (December 3-13) that But we are finding our way, and the fact that are both zonal qualifiers for their respective we will have four tournaments before the end of continental finals. 2020, with the addition of the Men’s Under-17 The aim, as ever, of the tournaments is to help and Under-20 competitions, shows that we are develop football in our region, not just the players navigating through this crisis. on the pitch, but also coaches, match officials and A big word of thanks must go to all those who administrators. -
South African Football Association
South African Football Association REPORT TO THE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON SPORTS, ARTS AND CULTURE 18 August 2020 Cape Town FOR BANYANA BANYANA AT THE WORLD CUP COME SHOW YOUR L VE 1. LIST OF SAFA MEMBERS 4 – Regions and Local Football Associations 4 – Special and Associate Members 10 2. RESUMPTION OF PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL UNDER COVID-19 LEVEL 3 LOCKDOWN 12 – Health and Safety Protocols 12 – Minister’s Directive 14 – Fixtures 16 – Team Hotels and Training Venues 23 – NSL Directive 24 3. WOMEN’S FOOTBALL 52 – Introduction 52 – South African Women Abroad 53 – Focus on Women’s Month 64 – Academic Progress: Banyana Banyana 58 4. FINANCIAL IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON SAFA 60 5. GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION – Introduction 66 – Matters Regarding Mr Mokoena and Ms Ledwaba 78 6. NATIONAL TECHNICAL CENTRE (Fun Valley) 117 CONTENTS – Funding Application Correspondence 117 – Contract 126 7. SAFA NATIONAL TEAMS 158 – Recent Achievements and Awards 8. SAFA PROPERTIES AND ASSETS 160 – SAFA House – SAFA National Technical Centre 9. SAFA COOPERATION AGREEMENTS 161 3 1. LIST OF SAFA MEMBERS: Regions and Local Football Associations PROVINCE: EASTERN CAPE (8 Regions, 56 LFAs) PROVINCE: EASTERN CAPE continued 1. SAFA ALFRED NZO 6. SAFA NELSON MANDELA BAY President: Andile NGCONJANA President: Simphiwe MKHANGELWA 1.1 MATATIELE LFA 6.1 KUYGA LFA 1.2 MBIZANA LFA 6.2 LAROFA LFA 1.3 NTABANKULU LFA 6.3 MOTHERWELL LFA 1.4 UMZIMVUBU LFA 6.4 NAFA LFA 6.5 NEW BRIGHTON 2. SAFA AMATHOLE 6.6 NODEFA LFA President: Dumisani MZILI 6.7 PEEFA LFA 2.1 AMAHLATHI LFA 6.8 PENFA LFA 2.2 GREAT KEI LFA 6.9 PORT ELIZABETH LFA 2.3 MBASHE LFA 6.10 WALMER LFA 2.4 MNGUMA LFA 6.11 ZAFA LFA 2.5 NGQUSHWA LFA 6.12 ZWIDE LFA 2.6 NKONKOBE LFA 2.7 NXUBA LFA 7. -
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Les 100 Sportifs Africains Les Plus Influents Sur Twitter
Les 100 sportifs africains les plus influents sur Twitter Etude réalisée au 3 février 2021 par Pourquoi cette étude ? La place des sportifs africains sur Twitter Le sport au cœur du développement en Afrique Ce top 100 propose un classement de sportifs de nationalité africaine qui exercent en Afrique ou ailleurs, tout en faisant bouger le continent Le sport représente 2% du PIB mondial et 0,5% au quotidien. N’ayant point vocation à être exhaustif, c’est une capture du PIB du continent africain. Il constitue depuis à l’instant T de ses figures selon leur influence sur Twitter, qui se définit toujours un enjeu majeur de développement. par la taille de leur communauté mais également par la densité de leur Dans un continent en effervescence continue prise de parole. tel que l’Afrique, il est porteur de dynamiques incontestables, source de ralliement et de Pourquoi Twitter ? cohésion. En tant que média social et canal d’expression, Twitter permet d’avoir accès à d’innombrables données, de manière libre et légale. C’est cette accessibilité qui fait de Twitter une source privilégiée pour cette étude. Découvrez à partir de notre détection, qui ils sont, d’où ils viennent et ce qu’ils font. Une méthodologie BIG DATA en 4 étapes Collecte de données via l’API Premium de Twitter OPEN DATA Enrichissement des données grâce à l’Open Data (géographique, économique, sanitaire… ) SMART DATA Raffinage et traitement des données via nos algorithmes SMART DATA POWER Croisement avec l’intelligence humaine pour des données fiables, exploitables et uniques 23 pays -
All Africa Games Fixtures Date Group Home Team Away Team Sun, 6Th
All Africa Games Fixtures Date Group Home Team Away Team Sun, 6th September 2015 A Congo Nigeria Tanzania Cote d’Ivoire Mon, 7th September 2015 B Cameroon South Africa (Stade de l’unite 3) 18h00 Ghana Egypt Wed, 9th September 2015 A Nigeria Tanzania Cote d’Ivoire Congo Thurs, 10th September 2015 B South Africa Ghana (Stade de l’unite 3) 18h00 Egypt Cameroon Sat, 12th September 2015 A Congo Tanzania Nigeria Cote d’Ivoire Sun, 13th September 2015 B Cameroon Ghana (Stade de l’unite 3) 18h00 South Africa Egypt Top 2 teams per group at the end of the Group Stage of the tournament qualify for the knock out stages. Banyana Banyana Squad for 2015 All Africa Games Goalkeepers 1. Roxanne Barker THOR/KA Iceland 2. Andile Dlamini Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 3. Yolula Tsawe Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Joahnnesburg Defenders 4. Nothando Vilakazi Palace Super Falcons Johannesburg 5. Janine Van Wyk JVW FC Johannesburg 6. Noko Matlou Maindis FC Polokwane 7. Lerato Kgasago Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 8. Lebogang Ramalepe Maindis FC Polokwane 9. Nomathemba Ntsibande Springs Home Sweepers Johannesburg 10. Zamandosi Cele Durban Ladies FC Durban Midfielders 11. Amanda Dlamini University of Johannesburg Johannesburg 12. Leandra Smeda UWC Ladies Cape Town 13. Alocia Thoboka Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 14. Refiloe Jane VUT Ladies Johannesburg 15. Nompumelelo Nyandeni JVW FC Johannesburg 16. Silindile Ngubane Durban Ladies Durban 17. Busisiwe Ndimeni Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 18. Bongiwe Thusi Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 19. Mamello Makhabane JVW FC Johannesburg Strikers 20. Shiwe Nongwanya Bloemfontein Celtic Ladies Bloemfontein 21. Sanah Mollo Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies Johannesburg 22. -
Print Bugging at Key TUT Offices Confirmed Business Day 08-09
Print Bugging at key TUT offices confirmed Business Day 08-09-2011 Karl Gernetzky The bugging was discovered by newly appointed administrator Prof Themba Mosia as TUT confirms that a top official has been suspended THE offices of senior management at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) had been bugged, acting director-general of the Department of Higher Education and Training Gwebinkundla Qonde confirmed. The bugging was discovered by newly appointed administrator Prof Themba Mosia, Mr Qonde said . He was responding yesterday to allegations made by the Democratic Alliance (DA) on Tuesday that offices of top management may have been placed under surveillance during the tenure of the former vice- chancellor, Prof Johnny Molefe. This also comes as TUT confirmed yesterday that a top official had been suspended . DA higher education spokeswoman Junita Kloppers-Lourens said on Tuesday the bugging of offices was illegal in terms of the law and that the party would request a criminal investigation. TUT was placed under administration last month by the Department of Higher Education and Training two weeks after the university council appointed Prof Molefe as vice-chancellor despite allegations that he had knowingly used a questionable doctorate when he applied for the post. The university council was adamant that while he was unaware the doctorate was unaccredited, he was the best candidate for the position, and had been running the university as vice-chancellor for more than a year. Despite confirming that the surveillance had taken place, Mr Qonde criticised the DA, saying its allegations were "opportunistic," and that the party should "refrain from any attempt at political interference in the work of TUT or any other institution of learning". -
Revised Final Masters Thesis Caitlin Lesczynski 1946040
Bend it Like Banyana Banyana: Gender, Empowerment and Equality in South Africa Through the Lens of Soccer Caitlin Rose Lesczynski A thesis submitted to the Department of Journalism and Media Studies, Faculty of Humanities, University of the Witwatersrand, in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts. Johannesburg, 2020 ABSTRACT Women and girls participating in sports surged around the world in the 1970s and 1980s in response to shifting attitudes on gender norms and equality. While recreational and professional sports participation is seen as a positive opportunity for female empowerment, the sports realm can also be a site for reproducing discriminatory gender norms, structural inequalities and unequal power dynamics from wider society. The primary purpose of this thesis is to use the case-study of women’s soccer in South Africa to identify and understand the societal phenomena that negatively affect women and girls’ sports participation and experience. Encouragingly, a handful of dedicated social scientists produced pioneering scholarly analysis of women’s soccer in South Africa; however, there is a dearth of contemporary journalism and longform, creative non-fiction writing on the topic. Rather than take the form of a traditional academic research report, this thesis combines factual exposition and journalistic storytelling to shed light on the subject matter in an accessible and engaging style. The final thesis comprises two parts: (Part One) a Method Document that reviews the existing literature and presents a history of the global-local development of women’s soccer; and (Part Two) a Longform Narrative that imitates the style of a publishable piece of magazine journalism.