The Confederation of African Football (Caf) has forced a two-year doping prohibition on the
Democratic Republic of Congo midfielder, Christian Ngudikama, after the AS Vita Club player delivered a positive test amid the 2016 African Nations Championship (CHAN) in Rwanda. CAF affirmed the 28-year-old was being endorsed subsequent to testing positive for the banned stimulant ephedrine taking after DR Congo's gathering match against Angola in January.
DR Congo went ahead to win the 2016 CHAN. The South African futsal player Bryan Cottle has likewise been banned for a long time in the wake of testing positive for the banned medication methylhexa-neamine taking after the 2016 Futsal Afcon match against Zambia.
The suspensions were amongst a pile of measures declared on Sunday by Caf taking after the meeting of its disciplinary board on 3 July at its home office in Cairo, Egypt. Caf additionally affirmed that the VP of Equatorial Guinea's Football Federation,
Gustavo N'dong Edu, has been banned from football for a long time and requested to pay a fine of US $25,000 in the wake of being discovered blameworthy of endeavoring to fix match officials in the Women's Afcon 2016 qualifier against Mali. Somewhere else the Al Merreikh official Hatem Ahmed has been suspended for a long time from all football exercises in the wake of being discovered liable of punching the ref amid an African Confederation Cup match against Kawkab Athletic.
Various approvals were declared after that match, including a six-month football boycott for Merreikh player Alaa Eldin Youssef who was discovered blameworthy of kicking a picture taker.
Merreikh were additionally fined US $45,000.
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