SAFA president Danny Jordaan during the Football 4 Humanity Exhibition match between Western Cape XI and Palestine at Athlone Stadium in February. (Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images)
The complainant in the criminal case brought against the president of the South African Football Association (Safa) Danny Jordaan – which led to the Hawks raiding the association’s offices on Friday morning – says that Jordaan should step aside while he clears his name.
William Mooka – a former vice-president of the association and one of its long-serving national executive committee (NEC) members – opened a criminal case against Jordaan in 2020, with supporting affidavits from another former vice-president Lucas Nhlapo along with the association’s longest serving chief executive, Dennis Mumble.
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