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Zambia soccer chief appointed to FIFA Ethics Committee

Xinhua, May 12, 2017 Adjust font size:

The head of Zambia's soccer governing body has been appointed to a committee of the world soccer governing body dealing with ethics and compliance, the soccer body said on Friday.

Andrew Kamanga, the president of the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) has been appointed to represent Africa in the seven-member FIFA Audit and Compliance Committee after passing a stringent integrity check, according to a statement posted on the soccer governing body's website.

The Zambia soccer chief replaces immediate past Confederation of African Football (CAF) vice-president Suketu Patel and takes up the position for the next four years.

He was elected to the committee at the ongoing 67th FIFA Congress in Bahrain and becomes the first Zambian to sit on that committee, according to the statement.

The soccer chief said he was honored to have been nominated by CAF to represent Africa on the committee. Endit