Malawi Football Association President Walter Nyamilandu has failed to retain his seat in the FIFA council for the Anglophone bloc during CAF elections held in Rabat, Morocco today.
Nyamilandu got 8 votes against Nigeria’s FA leader Amaju Pinnick who got 43 votes.
The two contested the Anglophone bloc slot after four other hopefuls withdrew from the race.
Meanwhile, South Africa-born mining business magnet, Patrice Motsepe, who owns PSL side, Mamelodi Sundowns, has been elected the new CAF President.
