African football will hold its elections for various positions including the presidency on Thursday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Incumbent Issa Hayatou is being challenged for the post by Madagascar's Ahmad. The vote will be conducted by the football association presidents of CAF's 54 members. A number of positions in the CAF Executive Committee and the FIFA Council will also be up for grabs. CGTN'S Saddique Shaban has more.
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