FIFA intervenes in Cameroon to try to end bickering


The snow-covered landscape is reflected in a logo in front of FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, January 10, 2017. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann

ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA is to intervene in Cameroon's football federation (FECAFOOT) again in an attempt to end bickering among officials which has dragged on since 2015, football's governing body said on Wednesday.

FIFA said it had set up a "normalisation committee" to run FECAFOOT's daily affairs, draft new statutes and organise elections for a new executive committee by the end of February.

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