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Motsepe re-elected as CAF President

Confederations of African Football President, Dr Patrice Motsepe, has another four years to govern the Association after being re-elected on the position in Egypt on Wednesday.

This has been confirmed during the Association's Extra-Ordinary General Assembly after going unopposed.

Speaking to the Assembly on which Football Association of Malawi President, Fleetwood Haiya, was in attendance, he said he wants to make Africa a corrupt free continent in as a far bribing referees and fixing matches is concerned.

He further said that he will work hard to see every African country have a standard Stadium fit to host international matches.

“Now, we have 12 nations who are not playing home games in their countries, previously, it was 38 nations but we want to make sure, everyone can have a standard stadium and play their matches at home.” He said.

Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected as CAF’s president and will lead the continent's football body until

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The Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Tanzania has been banned temporarily by Confederations of African Football!

The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has been tasked to find an alternative stadium down for Simba’s quarterfinal match against Al Masry in the Confederation Cup.

A new inspection will be conducted by March 20 and if still the problem around the playing area isn’t fixed then it will be closed down permanently.