The President of the South African Football Association (SAFA), Danny Jordaan, has been released on bail of $1,100 after being arraigned in court over allegations of fraud and embezzlement amounting to $71,000.<\/p>\n Jordaan, who is seeking a fourth term as SAFA president, appeared in court on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, where his bail conditions were outlined.<\/p>\n He must provide a 72-hour notice before travelling abroad and cannot miss court proceedings due to international commitments.<\/p>\n The case stems from accusations made by former SAFA Vice President William Mooka and other former executives, prompting an investigation by the Hawks, South Africa’s Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations.<\/p>\n Between 2014 and 2018, Jordaan allegedly used federation resources for personal benefit, including hiring a private security company for his protection and engaging a public relations firm without board approval.<\/p>\n SAFA’s offices were raided in an evidence-gathering operation lasting five hours.<\/p>\n They confiscated a laptop, USB drives, external hard drives, and various documents as part of their probe.<\/p>\n Ghana beat Senegal to secure 7th position at 2024 Rugby Africa Women\u2019s 7s Tourney<\/b><\/p>\n![\"South](\"https:\/\/cdn.ghanaweb.com\/imagelib\/pics\/982\/98208307.295.jpg\" "\\"South")
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