South African billionaire and mining magnate Patrice Motsepe has been re-elected as the President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for a second term. The election, which took place during the CAF General Assembly, saw Motsepe retain his leadership unopposed, solidifying his influence over African football governance.
Since assuming office in 2021, Motsepe has focused on financial reforms, infrastructure development, and improving the competitiveness of African football on the global stage. His leadership has been marked by efforts to attract investment, revamp CAF competitions, and strengthen partnerships with FIFA and other stakeholders.
With his re-election, Motsepe has pledged to continue his agenda of modernizing African football, ensuring better financial transparency, and securing increased funding for grassroots development across the continent. His tenure will also prioritize improving club competitions and positioning African teams for greater success at international tournaments. 
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