Farayi Machamire • 29 March 2014 5:26PM • 9 comments
HARARE - Cuthbert Dube was re-elected as the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president Saturday during a poll held at the Zifa Village.
Dube convincingly beat the challenge of ex-Zifa chairman Trevor David Caresle-Juul by winning the run-off 44 to 14.
In the initial poll, Dube had garnered 34 votes followed by Carelse-Juul with 14 while Leslie Gwindi got 10 votes.
The fourth candidate, Nigel Munyati was humiliated in the poll as he failed to get a single vote.
According to the Zifa constitution, a run-off was necessary as Dube had not won the majority two thirds of the vote required to win the election.
In the second round, Dube got an overwhelming seal of approval from the Zifa electorate when polled 44 of the possible 58 votes.