SAFA settles Sangoma debt ahead of Zebras clash

Friday, June 01, 2012

Muti man, S'bonelo Madela claims that the South African Football Association (SAFA) have settled their debt, meaning there is nothing stopping Bafana Bafana from winning matches now.

Madela is the sangoma who alleged that SAFA reneged on a muti deal post the FIFA 2010 World Cup, but now he is a happy man and the nation can breathe a sigh of relief after this muti drama.

"They gave me the money," Madela tells KickOff.com, but refused to comment further except to assure the nation that all is fine now. Madela claimed last year that he 'worked' on the stadium in Bloemfontein, where Bafana beat France 2-1 and he was paid R10,000 instead of the R100,000 the two parties allegedly agreed on.

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