The regional secretary of the regional association was at Ga-Rankuwa FM on the 12th of January 2026 to provide updates on the resolution of the association’s financial challenges, as well as on stabilising its leadership and operations. […]
The REC had decided that, during this transition, amid a storm brought on by the financial crisis, the committee would meet weekly to reduce the gap between its decisions and their implementation. The meeting of the 21st of December was one of those weekly meetings, the last one having been on the 16th of December. […]
The previous Regional Secretary, Mr Sello Ramabya, will be on Ga-Rankuwa FM on December 19, 2025, from 18:00 to 19:00, covering mostly matters leading to his resignation from the Tshwane Region Football Association. […]
The Tshwane Regional Football Association (TRFA) announces the appointment of new leadership following decisions by the Regional Executive Committee (REC) at its [Date of REC Meeting] meeting to restore trust, transparency, and effective governance within the region. […]
The Regional Executive Committee held a special meeting on December 16, 2025, primarily to determine the way forward following the recent resignations by Mr Sello Ramabya (Regional Secretary) and Ms Rebecca Morudu (Acting President) over the previous week. […]
Sizwe Nkosi, the acting regional secretary of the association, will be providing updates with Rorisang Matea on Ga-Rankuwa FM (107.0) on December 15, 2025, from 19:10 to 19:20. Tuni to get the whole story. […]
The Tshwane Regional Football Association (TRFA) wishes to address the challenges the region has faced over the past six months. We are committed to transparency and accountability as we navigate this difficult period. While we acknowledge that trust has been tested, the Regional Executive Committee (REC) is taking decisive action to restore the integrity of our association. […]
The Tshwane Regional Football Association (TRFA) recently held its impactful Ordinary Congress, addressing crucial governance matters and strategic priorities. After several postponements, members engaged in robust discussions on accountability and financial oversight, approving key reports while mandating further revisions. […]
The Tshwane Regional Football Association is gearing up for its much-anticipated Ordinary Congress, now rescheduled for June 14, 2025. After a necessary postponement, the region emphasizes the importance of governance in football, ensuring that every detail is meticulously prepared for a successful gathering. This Congress is not just a formality; it’s a vital part of our commitment to the sport and its regulations. With a promise of timely communication and thorough documentation, the association is dedicated to fostering transparency and accountability. Stay informed and engaged as we pave the way for a brighter future in football governance! […]
Article from #SAFA Tuesday’s second international friendly match between Banyana Banyana and Malawi has been moved to Lucas Moripe Stadium in Atteridgeville. The two sides played the first of their two-match series at UJ Soweto […]
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