A statement released by the Competition Commission, SAFIA and its members "agreed to charge soccer players and coaches a standard 10% commission fee".
There are always people who will believe the big fish have been let off the hook but proving it is another story.
Left to sell potatoes, the disgraced cricketer says ‘sometimes the devil just gets hold of you’.
Most sources have not gone on the record about match-fixing for fear of damaging relationships, retaliation and violence from underworld figures.
There is no sign of the syndicate that set cricketer Gulam Bodi up to fix or improperly influence Ram Slam matches and take the fall.
Fifa and the South African authorities have shown little interest in confronting a scandal that weighs on Bafana’s image.
Former Test opener Lou Vincent has confirmed he is one of three New Zealand past players being investigated for match fixing by the ICC.
South African Football Association referee Clifford Malgas, accused of match fixing, has been granted R5 000 bail by the Cape Town District Court.
Fixing cricket matches must be made a criminal offence to strike fear into the hearts of potential offenders, says former India skipper Rahul Dravid.
Although a New Delhi court has permitted a match-fixing case against Hansie Cronje and others, proceedings were suspended due to his death.
In 2012, the Lesotho Football Supporters Association raised the alarm about possible match-fixing, but the LFA has not investigated the allegations.
Football bosses have claimed that the media and those who leak information about Safa’s poor governance are damaging the country’s reputation.
The sports ministry has stated that they are “disappointed and taken aback” that a recent letter to them by Fifa was leaked to the media.
Parliament says it wants a full investigation into the affairs of the powerful South African Football Association, especially its financial affairs.
A match-fixing scandal involving the national soccer team is to be investigated by an independent judicial inquiry with backing from Fifa.
Fifa have written to the South African government warning them against a judicial inquiry into the recent soccer match-fixing scandals.
Players and officials allegedly accepted large sums of money to throw a football match.
Football heads have vowed to excise the "cancer" of match-fixing, but said tougher laws were needed to protect the bruised integrity of the sport.
A former South Africa assistant coach has been sentenced to eight years in jail for trying to bribe a referee.
Hundreds of soccer matches have been fixed in a global betting scam in a blow to the image of soccer and a multibillion-dollar industry.
