THE tombstone of the late Mzansi soccer star Senzo Meyiwa is still not restored after the South African Football Association (Safa) in KZN promised to do it in three months.
Advocate Motlanthe gives his 100 days Report
21 May 2021 – SAFA CEO Advocate Tebogo Motlanthe gave his 100 days Report Back on which he touched on various issues regarding the Association at a Press Briefing on Friday, 21 May 2021.
Flanked by SAFA Provincial Chairpersons, NEC members and Vice President, Gladwyn White, Advocate Motlanthe touched on staffing matters, sponsorship, finances, competitions and governance, among others.
Those in attendance at the Press Briefing were Mzimkhulu Fina (Eastern Cape), Letima Mogorosi (Free State), Jack Maluleka and Vincent Rampago (Limpopo), Aubrey Baartman (Northern Cape), Kwenza Ngwenya (KZN), David Molwantwa (North West) and Tankiso Modipa (Western Cape).
The Provincial Representatives including VP White spoke on the stability within the entire SAFA Provinces and programmes regarding football development.
SENZO S GRAVE DESTOYED!
Comments DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA - NOVEMBER 10: General view during the unveiling of Senzo Meyiwa s tombstone at Chesterville Cemetery on November 10, 2020 in Durban, South Africa. Senzo Robert Meyiwa was a South African professional footballer who was shot and killed in a robbery on 26 October 2014. (Photo by Gallo Images/Darren Stewart)Photo by .
JUST a few weeks ago, the Meyiwa family was overjoyed as they unveiled Senzo’s tombstone.
But their joy was short-lived.
And it’s all thanks to vandals who destroyed the late Bafana Bafana goalkeeper’s grave.
The family has since been left with so many unanswered questions. News that Senzo’s tombstone was vandalised circulated on social media on Saturday, 26 December.