# New evidence has emerged in the 1.1-million-rand fraud case against South African Football Association president Danny Jordaan, chief financial officer Gronie Hluyo, and businessman Trevor Neethling. The Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Gauteng heard the State obtained 64 gigabytes of material to process before proceedings continue. Prosecutor Moagi Malebati said the defence submitted selective emails, prompting a subpoena to service provider Afrihost. The matter has been postponed to 21 November. The accused remain out on 20-thousand-rand bail each.
New evidence emerges in SAFA fraud case against Jordaan, co-accused