Zungu claims ‘dirty tricks’ ahead of Safa showdown with Jordaan
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Story audio is generated using AI South African Football Association (Safa) presidential candidate Sandile Zungu says he is aware of what he called “dirty tricks” used by the faction backing incumbent president Danny Jordaan ahead of the election, where the…
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI South African Football Association (Safa) presidential candidate Sandile Zungu says he is aware of what he called “dirty tricks” used by the faction backing incumbent president Danny Jordaan ahead of the election, where the…
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