The Confederation of African Football President Issa Hayatou has been re-elected unopposed as (CAF) President for a final four-year term in office. The Cameroonian was the only candidate and was retained unanimously. The entire house rose to its feet to applaud the 66-year-old, who was first voted into office on 10 March 1988 also in Marrakech, Morocco. FIFA President , Sepp Blatter then presented President Hayatou with a special certificate to commemorate his 25 years at the helm of CAF.
The full election results are as following
Presidency:
President Issa Hayatou has been elected unanimously to extended for the sixth time in his post after his first election March 10, 1988. Issa Hayatou was the only candidate for the President of the Executive Committee
North Zone: Mohamed Raouraoua re-elected unanimously . Only candidate for this post.
Central and East
Magdi Sham el Din (Sudan) re-elected unanimously . Only candidate for this post.
West Zone A:
Amadou Diakite (Mali) re-elected with 35 votes
Augustin Senghor (Senegal): 12 votes
Hassan Bility (Liberia): 7 votes
West Zone B:
Anjorin Moucharafou (Benin) got 27 votes.
Aminu Mohammed Maigari (Nigeria): 17 votes
Hima Souley (Niger): 9 votes;
Anjorin Moucharafou (Benin) elected second round with 35 votes
Aminu Mohammed Maigari (Nigeria): 19 votes
Central zone:
Djibrine Adoum (Chad) re-elected with 39 votes
Placide Engandzas (Gabon): 14 votes
South Zone: (2 positions)
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Suketu Patel (Seychelles) reelected in the first round with 33 votes
Ahmad (Madagascar): 25 votes
Danny Jordaan (South Africa): 23 votes
John Muinjo (Namibia): 13 votes
Fezal Sidat (Mozambique): 11 votes
2nd round
Ahmad (Madagascar) elected to the second round with 27 votes
Danny Jordaan (South Africa): 21 votes
John Muinjo (Namibia): 1 vote
Fezal Sidat (Mozambique): 1 vote
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