Sascoc CEO Tubby Reddy says criticism is expected after the way the Fifa elections were handled.
UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino has been voted in as Fifa’s new president.
The DA has criticised the Safa president’s decision to miss the Fifa elective conference in Zurich.
Lawyers for Prince Ali Bin al-Hussein want to postpone elections over voting transparency.
Sexwale expects SA will vote for him, but media is reporting SA will go for Sheikh Salman.
Mbalula says he respects CAF’s decision to support Sheikh Salman but he will continue backing Sexwale.
Sexwale was also under pressure to withdraw from the race but he’s stressed his intention to forge ahead.
Sexwale's association to Mandela offered few ideas on how to change the corruption-haunted Fifa.
Blatter and Platini were banned last month amid the worst corruption scandal in the history of Fifa.
A 90-day provisional suspension excludes him from campaigning for February's Fifa presidency elections.
Businessman Tokyo Sexwale at the weekend confirmed he would be running for the top job next year.
Tokyo Sexwale is the fifth candidate in the running for Fifa's top job.
Blatter said that in the past one continental federation had tried to exert a dominance over the others.
South Korea’s Chung Mong-joon hit out at his French rival for the Fifa presidency.
Fifa president Sepp Blatter says he will not stand for election as president in 2016 and his mission now is to defend the institution.
Fifa says despite the arrests of 9 officials and 4 others, the elections will go ahead as planned.
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein declared his candidacy on Tuesday, promising to make the Fifa transparent.
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein said he had been encouraged to stand in the May elections in Zurich against Blatter.
