South African candidate for FIFA president proposes solution to corruption
27 October 2015 |
10:59 am
Tokyo Sexwale, the South African candidate to be the next president of FIFA, vowed Tuesday to "follow the money" to rid football's ruling body of corruption after recent scandals. "What has been broken in FIFA is the ability to follow money," he told a press conference. "It is about good financial management, control systems, making…
Tokyo Sexwale, the South African candidate to be the next president of FIFA, vowed Tuesday to “follow the money” to rid football’s ruling body of corruption after recent scandals.
“What has been broken in FIFA is the ability to follow money,” he told a press conference.
“It is about good financial management, control systems, making sure things are done and there is a lot of transparency and accountability.”
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