South Africa’s sports minister, Mbalule Fikile has denied claims by CAF
president Issa Hayatou that he has been endorsed for re-election by
South African President Jacob Zuma.
Hayatou met with President
Zuma last weekend in Johannesburg, during the Africa Super Cup tie
between Mamelodi Sundowns and TP Mazembe. Afterwards a statement on CAF
website declared that Zuma had thrown his weight behind Hayatou’s bid
for another term. He has been on saddle since 1988.
However,
Fikile said: “After being informed of Mr. Hayatou’s candidacy by South
Africa Football Association president Danny Jordaan, President Zuma
wished him good luck as he would have done to the other candidates…
President Jacob Zuma has not given his personal support nor that of the
South African government to Hayatou.”
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