The sports journalism community mourns the untimely loss of the esteemed Jermaine Craig, who departed on Monday, December 4. His legacy encompasses significant roles, including communications head for the 2010 Fifa World Cup bid and local organizing committee.
In a somber press statement, his family disclosed that Jermaine collapsed at a gym, where he was rushed to a hospital trip where he, unfortunately, passed away. The family, grappling with this sudden tragedy, has appealed for privacy and assured that funeral arrangements will follow.
“We ask that you keep Michelle, Matthew, Christian, Jermaine’s mom, and the rest of the family in your prayers. The family requests privacy and deeply appreciates your messages of support during this difficult time,” the statement expressed.
Dr. Danny Jordaan, President of the South African Football Association (Safa), conveyed his deep sorrow at Jermaine’s passing. Recalling their collaboration, particularly during the 2010 Fifa World Cup, Dr. Jordaan described Jermaine as a calm, diligent, and globally esteemed professional. The news left him shocked, saddened, and momentarily at a loss for words.
Kaizer Chiefs, in a tribute, expressed profound shock and sorrow over Jermaine Craig’s sudden and devastating passing. As a valued colleague and dear friend, his loss is deeply felt.
The thoughts and prayers of the Kaizer Chiefs Family are with his family and loved ones as they navigate through this heart-wrenching misfortune.
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