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DR Congo ended a 52-year World Cup absence by beating Jamaica, eliminating Nigeria and Cameroon along the way. How Desabre's three-year project delivered Africa's most remarkable qualification story.
Over 100,000 spectators, R1 billion in economic impact, and 40% first-time golf fans — LIV Golf's Johannesburg debut wasn't just a tournament. It was a blueprint for African sport tourism.
36 wins, a World Cup semi-final, Spain and Portugal defeated — then a resignation 100 days before 2026. The case for Regragui as the greatest coach in African football history, and what Morocco faces without him.
Cape Verde's historic 2026 World Cup qualification — how a nation of 525,000 built a tournament team across oceans, defeated Cameroon, and earned a place among football's elite for the first time.
Two of Africa's most storied nations eliminated in the same week by the same opponent. Inside the structural failures, penalty heartbreak, and legal battles that kept Nigeria and Cameroon out of 2026.
Record audiences, 23 sponsors, 90% revenue growth — but Kenya owes CAF $30 million just to host a tournament. Who is really profiting from African football's commercial rise?
Rhulani Mokwena’s departure from Algeria should have marked a straightforward conclusion to a successful chapter with MC Alger.
As the final whistle echoed across stadiums from Bamako to Pretoria, the CAF Champions League once again delivered drama, tension, and defining moments. Mamelodi Sundowns’ progression into a fourth consecutive semi-final stands out as more than just another milestone; it is a statement of sustained excellence in a competition defined
Senegal’s move to challenge the ruling at the Court of Arbitration for Sport has now shifted the focus beyond the final itself.
For nearly a decade, Mohamed Salah has been central to that conversation, combining elite consistency with decisive performances for Egypt on the international stage.
How the Laws of the Game will shape African teams' fortunes at the expanded 2026 World Cup — from VAR and offside precision to discipline, set-pieces, and the infrastructure gap.
From Al Ahly's continental dominance to Asante Kotoko's cultural weight, we examine the trophies, fanbases, finances, and institutional systems that separate African football's true giants from one-season champions.
From Africa Cup of Nations triumphs to historic FIFA World Cup performances, elite centre-back partnerships have often provided the stability that allows teams to compete against the world's strongest opponents.
Global sports manufacturers now design match balls using complex engineering techniques that influence how the ball moves through the air, how it reacts on different playing surfaces, and how accurately referees can monitor key moments during matches.
For African teams preparing to compete on football's biggest stage, the financial rewards could reshape national football programs for years to come.
Eight years, £80 million, and growing controversy. The full story of Arsenal's Visit Rwanda sleeve deal — from nation branding strategy to human rights debate.
