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A tale of two visions: Why the 2026 Safa Elective Congress is a referendum on South African football

IOL Sport · 12 September 2026 at 08:21

A tale of two visions: Why the 2026 Safa Elective Congress is a referendum on South African football

As Danny Jordaan faces Sandile Zungu in the Safa presidential election, South African football stands at a critical crossroads between legacy and administrative reform.

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