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Gayton McKenzie gives SAFA 21 days to account for R13m VAR funds

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Gayton McKenzie gives SAFA 21 days to account for R13m VAR funds

Sport Minister Gayton McKenzie has issued a 21-day ultimatum to SAFA regarding R13 million allocated for VAR implementation in South African football, expressing frustration over the lack of progress and alleging corruption within the association.

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