Mulindwa, Magogo get Caf positions
Cecafa vice-president Mulindwa has secured a place on the Caf committees.
What you need to know:
Soccer. The duo have been picked to serve on two different committees until 2017
KAMPALA.
Fufa president Moses Magogo and his predecessor Lawrence Mulindwa have been appointed to different Confederation of African Football (Caf) standing committees.
They are to serve for the next two years. Magogo has replaced Mulindwa on the Inter Club Competitions Committee. The committee is headed by Issa Haytou, the Caf president.
Mulindwa now moves to the committee for the Under-20 African Championship. This committee is headed by Amadou Diakité (Mali), a member of the Executive Committee.
Fufa CEO Edgar Watson has also been picked as a member on Technical and Development Committee while another Ugandan, Dr James Sekajugo, remains on the Medical Committee. Fufa lawyer, Alex Luganda, will serve on Appeals Board. Uganda, however, lost out on the Media Committee after Fufa withdrew Rogers Mulindwa.
Cecafa president, Leodegar Tenga (Tanzania), a member of Caf Executive Committee, is the vice-president of the Finance Committee. He is also a member of the African Nations Championship (Chan) and president of the Committee for Women’s Football.
Kenya’s federation boss, Sam Nyamweya, was named on the African Nations Championship (Chan) Committee while Cecafa secretary general, Nicholas Musonye, is on the Zonal Representatives of the Consultative Committee. The committees were announced on Monday by Caf boss Haytou.
