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COSAFA sends condolences on passing of NFA General Secretary

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COSAFA is deeply saddened at the sudden passing of Namibia Football Association (NFA) General Secretary Charles Siyauya on Monday. The COSAFA fraternity send our condolences to NFA President Robert Shimooshili and the family of Mr Siyauya. Mr Siyauya was appointed General Secretary in April last year and was well-respected within the Southern African football family.
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COSAFA sends condolences on passing of NFA General Secretary

COSAFA is deeply saddened at the sudden passing of Namibia Football Association (NFA) General Secretary Charles Siyauya on Monday. The COSAFA fraternity send our condolences to NFA President Robert Shimooshili and the family of Mr Siyauya. Mr Siyauya was appointed General Secretary in April last year and was well-respected within the Southern African football family.

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