19 August 2014 - The South African Football Association (SAFA) has met the Sports Portfolio Committee in Parliament today (Tuesday, 19 August 2014) where it briefed Honourable MPs from various political parties on a variety of issues.
Led by the Association President, Dr Danny Jordaan, SAFA presented its financial turnaround strategy in which it has moved from the red to a projected considerable profit in the 2014 Financial Year.
The Association also gave details of the new broadcast partner Siyaya TV to the House, explaining the tremendous opportunities in the broadcast environment, which sports federations need to tap into.
The broadcast deal between SAFA and Siyaya TV kicks in next year.
Led by the Association President, Dr Danny Jordaan, SAFA presented its financial turnaround strategy in which it has moved from the red to a projected considerable profit in the 2014 Financial Year.
The Association also gave details of the new broadcast partner Siyaya TV to the House, explaining the tremendous opportunities in the broadcast environment, which sports federations need to tap into.
The broadcast deal between SAFA and Siyaya TV kicks in next year.
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“It was a very productive exercise and the House was quite happy with our presentation. In most cases criticism from certain quarters came as a result of lack of information,” said Dr Jordaan.
“The Parliament welcomed the explanation and they also wished new Bafana Bafana coach Shakes Mashaba the best of luck in his new job,” he added.
“The Parliament welcomed the explanation and they also wished new Bafana Bafana coach Shakes Mashaba the best of luck in his new job,” he added.
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