Those banned include David Laryea, assistant referee (Ghana), life ban from all CAF-related football activities; Lathbridge Reginald, referee (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities; Nantierre Eric, assistant referee (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities; Fleischer Cecil, referee (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities, Ouedraogo Dawood, referee (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities. The others are Salifu Malik, assistant referee (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities, Akongyam Theresa, women assistant referee, Ghana, 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities, Wellington Joseph, technical instructor (Ghana), 10-year ban from all CAF-related football activities. And they are Bello Aboudou, referee (Benin); Baba Leno, referee (Guinea); Aderito Marida Silva, assistant referee (Guinea Bissau); Daouda Gueye, referee (Senegal); Nkounkou Messie, referee (Congo); Yamba Armand Gildas, assistant referee (Congo); Blaise Boutamba, assistant referee (Congo); Hamada Nampiandraza, referee (Madagascar); Kokolo Fitial Charel Just, referee (Congo); Adii Prosper, referee (Ghana); Isaka Ayensu Afful, referee (Ghana); Anafo Nathan, referee (Ghana); Badiu Ibrahim, assistant referee (Ghana) and Yekey Jerry, referee (Liberia). “We have difficult matches coming up,’’ Baxter, who was recently linked with a return to his former team Kaizer Chiefs, told reporters. “We need to realise that there are no minors in world football.

Source: The North Africa Journal August 29, 2018 13:41 UTC