Powerful South African football boss Bobby Motaung and two others appeared in court on Thursday for 2010 World Cup tender fraud amid claims of political assassinations to cover up the dirt, media reported. Motaung, the administrator of Soweto-based league Kaizer Chiefs, and his co-accused were granted bail of 50,000 rands ($6,000, 4,900 euro) each at Nelspruit Magistrates’ Court in eastern province Mpumalanga, 702 Talk Radio reported.
