South African businessman and former political prisoner Tokyo Sexwale is considering running for president of world football's scandal-hit governing body FIFA after he was approached to stand for election.
Peter Paul Ngwenya, explains that Sexwale is consulting with relevant stake holders before confirming he will stand for election...
Fifa will hold a special election on February 26 to replace president Sepp Blatter.
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Peter Paul Ngwenya, explains that Sexwale is consulting with relevant stake holders before confirming he will stand for election...
Fifa will hold a special election on February 26 to replace president Sepp Blatter.
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