Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Egypt—are all confirmed to be represented, along with other strong contenders such as Ghana, Algeria, Morocco, Cameroon, Senegal, Uganda, and others.

Algerian international Youcef Belaïli has once again found himself at the centre of controversy – this time mid-air. The ...

Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, is abuzz with excitement in preparations to host the 3rd African U-18/U-20 Athletics ...

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has unveiled a brand new trophy for the Women's African Cup of Nations (AFCON) ...

The 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations gets underway on Saturday, July 5 in Morocco, with the opening match featuring the ...

Christy Ucheibe has expressed confidence over the Super Falcons’ readiness to compete for the title at the Women’s Africa Cup ...

Jorge Vilda Rodriguez, the coach women’s team, has renewed confidence in his players, noting that they are talented, and ...

Francisca Ordega, Super Falcons winger, says every member of the team is psyched to lift the forthcoming Women's Africa Cup ...

Tunisia striker Mariem Houij is not unaware of Nigeria’s pedigree at the WAFCON, but she remains optimistic that they can go all the way to reach the ...

Botswana's Keitumetse Dithebe says the lowest-ranked side at Wafcon 2024 carry belief after reaching the last eight on their ...

Asante Kotoko striker Kwame Opoku has highlighted the importance of winning the 2024/25 FA Cup title. The Porcupine Warriors ...

The Women's Africa Cup of Nations 2025 (WAFCON) takes place in Morocco from July 5 to 26, and will feature 12 teams from ...