Parliament concerned safa has no money to pay promised banyana banyana bonuses

It seems like there's a concern in the South African parliament regarding the payment of bonuses to the Banyana Banyana team, the South African women's national soccer team.

According to reports, the parliament is concerned that the South African Football Association (SAFA) does not have the necessary funds to pay the promised bonuses to the Banyana Banyana players. The team has been performing exceptionally well, winning several international tournaments, and the players are expected to receive a bonus for their achievements.

The parliament is worried that if the bonuses are not paid, it could lead to a decline in the team's performance and morale. The players have been working hard and have made significant contributions to the team's success, and it's only fair that they receive their due reward.

SAFA has been facing financial challenges in recent years, and it's unclear whether they have the necessary funds to pay the bonuses. The parliament is urging SAFA to find a solution to this issue and ensure that the players receive their bonuses as promised.

This is a great example of how the government and parliament can get involved in supporting sports and athletes in the country. By showing concern and advocating for the players, they can help ensure that the team continues to perform well and that the players are fairly compensated for their hard work and dedication.