Zuko Komisa

Prominent mining businessman and former owner of the Mamelodi Sundowns football club, Patrice Motsepe, will continue to lead African football for another four years, having been re-elected without any challengers as Confederation of African Football (CAF) President.
Motsepe initially became CAF President in 2021 through an election held in Johannesburg.
He was credited with revitalising CAF’s finances and professional standards with increased global visibility for CAF in his first term, notably highlighted by the record-breaking viewership of the recent Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament.
This decision, made at the CAF General Assembly in Cairo, extends his tenure until 2029.
CAF President Dr. Patrice Motsepe at the 14th CAF Extraordinary General Assembly spoke about the tremendous commercial value of the TotalEnergies Africa Cup of Nations. #CAFEGA #4YearsOfProgress #4AnnéesDeProgrès pic.twitter.com/l8Sj8lH8vv
— CAF Media (@CAF_Media) March 12, 2025
On Wednesday, one of his main areas of concern is the problem of national stadiums throughout Africa.
“In 2021, there were 36 countries that were not playing football in their countries. The number has come down to 12 but for us, this is still a big number.
“At CAF and FIFA, it is our job to continue supporting the development of sports infrastructure,” said Motsepe.
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