Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
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Bafana Bafana finally depart for North America after embarrassing visa mix-up โ in stark contrast to other African teams
Safa must treat the visa fiasco as a loud and final wake-up call
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Safa must treat the visa fiasco as a loud and final wake-up call
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By shifting our focus towards the establishment of a Public Whistleblower Authority, aligning this architecture with any future anti-corruption agency, introducing real monetary incentives and convening an immediate national engagement to iron out these mechanics, we can ensure that the state finally shares the risk borne by those who speak the truth.
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