The PSL today will be holding a Board of Governors (BOG) meeting where about 64 delegates coming from the 32 clubs will be in attendance. After spending the past three days consulting with various stakeholders in the industry, the BOG is expected to make a call on how they will wrap up this season.

The Ministry of Sport, Arts and Culture has clarified Minister Nathi Mthethwa’s comments around the possible hosting of Premier Soccer League (PSL) matches behind closed doors during this critical time of the coronavirus.

Despite the shocking announcement made by Minister Mthethwa, that the PSL will continue
playing football under the circumstances, Jordaan explains that Mthethwa is well aware of
the Mother Body’s stance.

South Africa Football Association(Safa) president and Confederation of African
Football(Caf) vice-president Dr Danny Jordaan has reiterated their stance saying that
no football will take place in South Africa at least until the 4 th of April due to the
ongoing Covid-19 Virus pandemic.

Cricket South Africa is concerned about local players that are based abroad in the wake
of the Coronavirus globally.

With the instability and panics trending around the country Mtintso encourages the citizens to take the safe precautionary measures and maintain hygiene lifestyle.

Tour de Library has joined other major sporting codes who suspended their upcoming events due to the outbreak of coronavirus. The tour was supposed to be held at the famous Vilakazi Street, in Orlando West on the 22nd of March.

The Comrades Marathon Association (CMA) has defended its stance on the 2020 race,
which it said yesterday (Tuesday) via a statement remains on schedule for June 14,
pending a review meeting in four weeks.

Following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement, that schools would closed from today and some borders would be shutdown, hundreds of people rushed to the stores near them to buy food and essentials in bulk.

Following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement, that schools would closed from today and some borders would be shutdown, hundreds of people rushed to the stores near them to buy food and essentials in bulk.