Over the past ten years, African football has expanded dramatically, and in 2025, domestic league competition will be fiercer than ever. Fans and commentators alike are paying more attention to which leagues are actually setting the standard as a result...
Africa’s Olympic story is one of grit, glory, and groundbreaking victories. From barefoot champions to history-making gymnasts, these gold medalists did more than win — they reshaped global sports history.
What a week it’s been! With WAFCON 2024 in full swing, big-name transfer updates making headlines, and electric performances on the track, Africa’s sporting scene is buzzing with excitement.
The top-tier academies in Africa, which are contemporary centres where undeveloped talent meets organised training, education, and international exposure, are largely responsible for the continent's football rebirth.
African football is changing as a result of significant investments made by FIFA and the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in modernising club facilities, training facilities, and stadiums.
CAF has increased the WAFCON 2024 winner’s prize to \$1 million and total prize money to \$3.475 million—a 45% rise. The move aims to boost salaries and elevate women’s football in Africa, with expanded TV coverage reaching over 120 territories.
African sports fans witnessed an exciting blend of skill, victory, and change in a variety of disciplines as June came to an end and July got underway. The game of football also lost some key players during the week.
Africa has been desperately pursuing the Ballon d'Or dream ever since George Weah's remarkable victory in 1995. Following in his footsteps, a number of African celebrities have received nominations, close calls, and general praise.
Excitement is growing for the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) as it begins in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. A lot comes with this tournament as it is more than just about the football, but also about the intense travel experience that comes with it.
The final week of June included noteworthy headlines in African Sports, most notably the performance of African teams in the FIFA Club World Cup. Sport Blot brings you a comprehensive analysis covering thrilling sports activities on the continent this week.
Three African countries, Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, will co-host the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN), which will take place in East Africa from 3 to 20 August this year.
The 2024 African Nations Championship, which is also referred to as CHAN 2024 and the TotalEnergies African Nations Championship for sponsorship purposes, will be hosted in three countries for the first time: Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
It’s been a landmark week for sports in Africa, especially with the FIFA Club World Cup taking centre stage. Sport Blot brings you a comprehensive analysis covering thrilling sports activities on the continent this week.
Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda will host the TotalEnergies CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 from 2–30 August 2025, with matches in Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, Kampala, and Zanzibar.
Esperance De Tunis pulled off a shock victory over LAFC in the FIFA Club World Cup, beating the MLS side 1–0 thanks to Youcef Belaili’s second-half goal and a heroic penalty save by Bechir Ben Said.
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is already underway, and as Sport Blot had previously reported, 32 teams are participating in the tournament, which runs from June 14 to July 13.
