South African Football Association president Kirsten Nematandani and four other leading officials have been suspended in the wake of a report by football's world governing body, Fifa, into a match-fixing scandal.
Nematandani, new Safa chief executive officer Dennis Mumble, and three others have been relieved of their duties while an investigation takes place in relation to their alleged part in the fixing of four friendlies that South Africa played ahead of the 2010 World Cup.A Fifa investigation into the activity of convicted Singaporean match-fixer Wilson Perumal and his Football 4U organisation highlighted the involvement of the five South African officials, a media briefing was told on Monday.
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