Head of Sustainable Football at the Dreamfields Project Silas Mashavha.

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We continue our discussions on football development by drawing on the learnings of The Dreamfields Project. The Dreamfields Project, which has been running since 2007 has raised almost R50 million to run junior football development leagues around the country. Head of Sustainable Football at the Dreamfields Project Silas Mashavha joins us in studio to share their experiences.

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