(KDRTV)-The South African Football Association (SAFA) has revealed that on Wednesday, June 24, the government has given green light for Absa Premiership to resume even though the novel coronavirus has not reached the peak.
KDRTV understands that this is the richest league in Africa
South which is the most industrialized African countries has recorded 106, 108 COVID-19 infections and 2,102 fatalities by Wednesday
However, the Health authority in South Africa has warned that the worst is yet to arrive
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Football, rugby and cricket have been suspended in South Africa since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus in the country
However, South Africa is slowly reopening the economy but there was still no contact sport
The SA government has since permitted 16 teams to start training immediately and resume the league in which the teams are left with between six and nine games to play
However, no clear date have been set for resumption, but the government hints that the league is supposed to end by July 31 and recommended by the FIFA
The clubs may be forced to play behind closed doors if the league has to resume as officials hint to emulate what happens with the major European leagues
