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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, Regional, Associate) 2. Players 3. Clubs 4. Coaches 5. Referees 6. 11-a-side Leagues (Amateur and Professional) 7. Futsal 1. 5-a-side Leagues (Amateur and Professional) 8. Beach Soccer Leagues 9. Academies 10. Intermediaries (Player Agents) 11. Judicial Panelists SAFA CONGRESS SAFA CONGRESS: HIGHEST LEVEL OF DECISION MAKERS Current football Structure – the FOOTPRINT 52 Regions 9 Associate Members NSL 343 Local Football Associations MORE than 40 000 clubs OVER 160 000 teams In EXCESS of 3 million players Football players in South Africa CURRENT 3 200 000 Women 420000 Men 1 752 000 NSL 128 000 GROWTH 2 800 000 Schools (Women) 480000 Snrs (Women) 20000 Schools (Men) 600 000 Snrs (Men) 0000000 PROJECTED PARTICIPATION 5 000 000 Women 1MIL. Men 3,8MIL NSL 200, 000 SAFA LEAGUES and COMPETITIONS Premier Soccer League (licensed to the National Soccer League - NSL) National First Division (licensed to the National Soccer League - NSL) National Futsal League (licensed to South African Indoor Football Association - SAIFA) ABC Motsepe League National Womens League Sasol Regional Women's League SAB 3rd Division Regional League Various inter provincial Competitions or tournaments; 52 Regional Tournaments involving on average 5 LFAs per Region, with teams in (u13, u15, u17 and u20) for both male and females 9 Provincial Tournaments – Each with between 4 to 11 Regions with age group teams (u13, u15, u17 and u20) for both male and females National Championships - 9 Provincial teams plus Academy Teams - from each age group (u13, u15, u17 and u20) for both male and females SAFA SCHOOLS COMPETITIONS KAY MOTSEPE CUP for u19 Boys u13 Boys/Girls u15 Boys Danone Cup for u12 Boys u17 Boys / Girls Current football Structure No of Regions in each Province 5 4 5 3 5 11 5 8 6 REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Alfred Nzo • Matatiele • Umzimvubu • Mbizana • Ntabankulu REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Amathole • Mbashe • Mnguma • Great kei • Amahlathi • Ngqushwa • Raymond Mhlaba REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Buffalo City • Royal Rharhabe • King East • East London North • Bunkers West • East London West • Mdantsane • King Central • East London Central REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Sarah Baartman • Dr Beyers Naude • Blue Crane Route • Makana • Ndlambe • Sunday’s River Valley • Baviaans • Kouga • Kou-kamma REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Chris Hani • InxubaYethemba • Enock Mgijima • IntsikaYethu • Emalahleni • Engcobo • Sakhisizwe REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Joe Qgabi • Elundi • Senqu • Maletswai • Gariep REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA Nelson Mandela Bay • Nobuhle and Despatch Football Association • Motherwell Football Association • Port Elizabeth East Football Association • Langa and Rosedale Football Association • Zwide Football Association • Zakhele Football Association • Port Elizabeth Football Association • KUYGA Football Association • Northern Areas Football Association • Port Elizabeth Football Association • New Brighton Football Association • Walmer Football Association REGIONS (EASTERN CAPE) • SAFA OR Tambo • Nqguza Hill • Port St Johns • Nyandeni • Mhlontlo • King SabataDalindyebo REGIONS (FREE STATE) • SAFA FezileDabi • Moqhaka • Ngwathe • Metsimaholo • Mafube REGIONS (FREE STATE) • SAFA Lejweleputswa • Masilonyana • Tokologo • Tswelopele • Matjhabeng • Nala REGIONS (FREE STATE) • SAFA Mangaung - Metro • Bloemfontein • ThabaNchu • Botshabelo REGIONS (FREE STATE) • SAFA Thabo Mofutsanyane • Setsoto • Dihlabeng • Nketoana • Maluti-a-Phofung • Phumelela • Mantsopa REGIONS (FREE STATE) • SAFA Xhariep • Letsemeng • Kopanong • Mohokare REGIONS (GAUTENG) • SAFA Ekurhuleni (Metro) • Benoni North • Benoni South • Brakpan • Boksburg& Central • Easterns • Katlehong • Zonkizizwe • Eden Park • Thokoza • Volsoorus • Dukathole • Tembisa • Nigel • Springs • Payneville REGIONS (GAUTENG) • SAFA Johannesburg (Metro) • Orange Farm • Deep South • Eldorado • Roodepoort • Soweto • Upper Soweto • Jowest • Southern • Greater Mayfair • Alex North Rand • Midrand • Rand Central REGIONS (GAUTENG) • SAFA Sedibeng • EMFULENI • LESEDI • MIDVAAL REGIONS (GAUTENG) • SAFA Tshwane (Metro) • Phelindaba • Eersterus • Ga-Rankua • Hammaskraal • Mabopane • Mamelodi • Pretoria • Soshanguve • Winterveldt • West End • Laudium • Lotus Garden • Nokeng • Kungwini REGIONS (GAUTENG) • SAFA West Rand • Mogale • Randfontein • Westonaria • Merafong REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Amajuba (President KUBHEKA) • Newcastle • Emandlangeni/UTRECHT • Dannhauser • POPULATION 499 419 • PLAYERS 49 983 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 2 499 TARGET 2022 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA eThekwini • Greater Cato Ridge • Hammersdale • Greater Hillcrest • Pinetown • Clermont • Pinetown South • Durban Central • Tongaat • Verulam • Phoenix • Inanda • Ntuzuma • KwaMashu • Chatsworth • Durban South • Reunion • Umlazi • Amanzimtoti • Umbumbulu • Umkhomazi REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA iLembe (President MHLONGO) • Mandeni • KwaDukuza • Ndwedwe • Maphumulo • POPULATION 606 809 • PLAYERS 60,680 2022 TARGET • COACHES 3,612 2022 TARGET • JUNIOR LEAGUES u13, u15, u17 • WOMENS FOOTBALL LEAGUE 21 TEAMS • MEN’S SUPER LEAGUE • COACHES • REFEREES REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Harry Gwala (President LUGAYENI) • Ingwe • KwaSani • Greater Kokstad • Ebuhlebezwe • Umzimkhulu • POPULATION 461 419 • PLAYERS 46 141 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 2 307 TARGET 2022 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Ugu (President Shibe) • Vulamehlo • Umdoni • Umzumbe • uMuziwabantu • zingoleni • Hibiscus • POPULATION 722,484 • PLAYERS 72,248 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 3,612 TARGET 2022 • u15 LEAGUES Umuziwabantu 28 teams RAY NKONYENI 59 teams Umdoni 22 teams UMZUMBE 10 teams • REGIONAL SUPER LEAGUE 20 TEAMS • WOMENS LEAGUE 10 TEAMS • TAXI INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE 17 TEAMS • REFEREES • COACHING COURSES RAY NKONYENI 23 Umuziwabantu 21 Umdoni 17 Umzumbe 6 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Umgungundlovu • uMshwathi • uMngeni • Mpofana • Impendle • The Msunduzi • Mkhambathini • Richmond • POPULATION 1 018 000 • PLAYERS 101 800 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 5 090 TARGET 2022 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Umkhanyakude (President NGWENYA) • Umhlabuyalingana • Jozini • The Big 5 Hlabisa • Mtubatuba • POPULATION 625 846 • PLAYERS 62 584 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 3 129 TARGET 2022 • Regional Super League 37 Teams • Regional WOMENS LEAGUE 41 Teams • JUNIOR LEAGUES u13 MTUBATUBA 16 Teams UMHLABUYALINGANA 24 Teams u15 BIG5 HLABISA 32 Teams JOZINI 22 Teams Mtubatuba 36 Teams UMHLABUYALINGANA 48 Teams • 18 WOMEN REFEREES, TRAINED • 45 WOMEN COACHES D LICENCE REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Umzinyathi (President DLAMINI) • Emdumeni • Nquthu • Msinga • Umvoti • POPULATION 510 838 • PLAYERS 51 038 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 2 554 TARGET 2022 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA King Cetshwayo (President GUMEDE) • Mfolozi • uMhlathuze • Mtambanana • uMlalazi • Mthonjaneni • Nkandla • POPULATION 907 519 • PLAYERS 90 751 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 4 537 TARGET 2022 • UMLALAZI 8 Junior Teams 6 Womens Teams • REGIONAL LEAGUE • MTHONJANENI 11 Junior Teams 3 Womens Teams • NKANDLA 28 Junior Teams Womens Teams to be launched • UMFOLOZI 41 Junior Teams 1 Womens Team • UMHLATUZE 52 Junior Teams • SASOL LEAGUE , REGIONAL SUPER LEAGUE • COACHES ,REFEREES REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Uthukela (President PHIRI) • Emnambithi / Ladysmith • Indaka • Umtshezi • Okhahlamba • Imbabazane • POPULATION 668 848 • PLAYERS 66 884 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 3 344 TARGET 2022 REGIONS (KWAZULU NATAL) • SAFA Zululand (President MTHEMBU) • eDumbe • UPhongolo • Abagulusi • Nongoma • Ulundi • POPULATION 803 575 • PLAYERS 80 357 TARGET 2022 • COACHES 4 017 TARGET 2022 • ABAQULUSI REGIONAL Teams 18 u19 19, Women 6, u15 47, u13 33 • EDUMBE REGIONAL 16 Teams u19 12, Women 6, u15 16, U13 : 12 • NONGOMA REGIONAL 11 Teams u19 8, Women 12, u15 30, u13 24 • ULUNDI REGIONAL 16 Teams u19 9, Women 4, u15 10, u13 11 • OPHONGOLO REGIONAL 17 Teams u19 8, Women 10, u15 52, u13 League: REGIONS (LIMPOPO) • SAFA Capricorn • Blouberg • Molemole • Polokwane • Lepele-Nkumpi REGIONS (LIMPOPO) • SAFA Mopani • Greater Giyani • Greater Letaba • Greater Tzaneen
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