SAFA has red-carded the public broadcaster the SABC who dismissed journalist RobertMarawa without affording him a reason, or a note to explain their action. By Herman_Gibbs IOLSport
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His shows have regularly attracted wide-range expert views and opinions that contributed to the growth of South African football. In a statement, SAFA said:"It is unfortunate that as we celebrate the right to freedom of speech and diversity of opinions, the main broadcasters in the country SuperSport and SABC find that such differing and diverse opinions are not to be tolerated on their platforms.
"Robert Marawa has a proven track record both nationally and continentally and has delivered major service to both local, CAF and FIFA platforms. He has used his extensive influence to enrich football debates in our country and the African continent at large."SAFA, as the football governing body in the country, will approach SABC to discuss this key aspect to the future of football in this country.
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