Tebogo Motlanthe officially returns to SAFA as new COO
The SA Football Association [SAFA] have announced the return of Advocate Tebogo Motlanthe as the association's new Chief Operations Officer [COO]. Motlantheโฆ
SAFA and Tebogo Motlanthe edge closer to a reunionย
Former South African Football Association [SAFA] CEO Tebogo Motlanthe is edging closer to a return to the football mother body, FARPost has learnt. Motlantheโฆ
Former SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlanthe has been appointed as the new CEO of the Motsepe Foundation Championship newbies Kruger United. Kruger recently securedโฆ
Is Tebogo Motlanthe back at SAFA? Danny Jordaan answersย
SAFA president Danny Jordaan has clarified the role of former CEO Tebogo Motlanthe at the association's events. Motlanthe resigned from the organisation inโฆ
Tebogo Motlanthe to take on SAFA in a legal battle
Former SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlanthe is set to take on the football motherbody in a legal battle scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. Motlanthe, a legal practitionerโฆ
Outgoing SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlantheโs apt parting shot
Outgoing SAFA CEO Tebogo Motlanthe has set the record straight on why he suddenly resigned from the association. Motlanthe opted to clear the air after SAFAโฆ
SAFA have confirmed the appointment of a new CEO following the departure of Tebogo Motlanthe. Motlanthe, who resigned last week, is rumoured to be on his wayโฆ
COSAFA to sit down with SAFA to resolve hosting issues
COSAFA has responded to the South African Football Association [SAFA] regarding their decision to stop hosting their tournaments in the country. SAFAโฆ
SAFA CEO, Tebogo Motlanthe, has detailed how the SA football association plans to improve their 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup bid. SAFA has made theirโฆ
Why SAFA doesnโt want to host COSAFA tournaments anymore
The South African Football Association [SAFA] has made it clear it will not be hosting any COSAFA tournaments until further notice.ย In no uncertain terms,โฆ
SAFA CEO on the professionalisation of the women’s league
SAFA CEO, Tebogo Motlanthe, has revealed the setback behind the professionalisation of the womenโs league in South Africa. In the last few years, the worldโฆ