Le Sud-africain Patrice Motsepe a été élu, vendredi à Rabat, nouveau président de la Confédération africaine de football (CAF) pour un mandat de cinq ans.
Motsepe était seul en lice pour succéder au Malgache Ahmad Ahmad à la tête de la CAF, après le retrait de l’Ivoirien Jacques Anouma, du Sénégalais Augustin Senghor et du Mauritanien Ahmed Yahya.
Le Sud-africain (59 ans) est le président du club sud-africain Mamelodi Sundowns FC.
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