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The EFA Electoral Committee (L-R) Bongani Phakathi, Vice Chairperson Phumzile Thomo and Chairperson Senior Magistrate Siphosini Dlamini. (Pic: Machawe Fakudze)
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MBABANE – The Ntfonjeni Member of Parliament (MP), Raymond ‘Ray’ Dlamini, ,has been nominated for the Eswatini Football Coaches Association (EFCA) chairmanship position.

This comes after the Eswatini Football Association (EFA) Electoral Committee, led by Chairperson Senior Magistrate Siphosini Dlamini, announced the nominees for the upcoming executive committee election during a press briefing held at Sigwaca House yesterday.

Magistrate Dlamini explained that all nominees had passed the eligibility criteria for their respective positions, as per the relevant EFA Statutes. He noted that some individuals did not meet these criteria and would, therefore, not be standing for election, but he declined to reveal their names. He stated that the committee’s job was to announce only those who had been successfully vetted.

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