Minister Gayton Mckenzie pushes revival of school sports, warns SAFA leadership

The Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton Mckenzie, says corporate entities, national government, as well as provinces, should find each other in reviving school sports in the country.
Speaking at a handover of a state-of-the-art multi-purpose sports facility at a school in Soweto, McKenzie said it's not just the responsibility of the government to build sports facilities at public schools.

Meanwhile, McKenzie has fired a warning shot at the South African Football Association saying Bafana Bafana should qualify for the FIFA World Cup or win the Africa Cup of Nations tournament.

The minister says if Bafana Bafana doesn't, then the current leadership must make way for new people to take over.

[MinaGalant]

As long as we have democracy, nothing like this have ever happened.Thanks Minister for kicking the doors open ❤

[GavinMoodley]

McKenzie did more in 3 months than what the ANC couldn't do in 30 years.

[mbasamattz]

Please Minster have a look into boxing in rural school settings .

[Goliath-sswm]

In my city the tennis courts has been broken down for netball ... no one is playing netball . The schools that has tennis cricket soccer and rugby fields, they don't utilise or maintain these facilities ... why ?

[jasminakajazziequeenmahara]

U know what has 2 b done for us 🇿🇦. Keep up the gud work Gayton. The GNU impresses me daily on their achievements in uprooting the rot in our country. Well done 2all of u🙏

[brandonhiemand]

hahaha... love this guy but didn't he just say the same thing in 3 different ways

[martinvanvuuren]

Moet nou nie die plek opfok nie. Pas dit op en geniet dit.

[Unused-zb]

But yet 60 % of schools are filled with foreign pupils whilst our own chidren struggle to find space...