Jordaan, who was chief executive of the 2010 Fifa World Cup local organising committee in South Africa, made the pledge just two days after the nation secured the hosting rights to the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations. During its executive committee meeting in Lubumbashi, the Confederation of African Football also announced that Morocco would host the 2015 Cup of Nations. "We are going to continue to talk to Fifa about it (2014)," Jordaan told BBC Sport. "It's important that these competitions come to Africa. We are between ‘seriously considering it’ and taking a decision. Of course, we cannot take that decision outside the context of further engagement with Fifa." Thapelo Moloantoa
