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Salah's Penalty Sends Egypt to AFCON Last 16

Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty secured a 1-0 win for 10-man Egypt over South Africa, making them the first team to qualify for the AFCON 2025 knockout stage. Read the full match report.

CAF fines Egypt $5,000 for AFCON media breach

CAF slaps Egypt with a $5,000 fine for skipping post-match media duties after their 2025 AFCON opener against Zimbabwe. A stern warning issued for the South Africa clash. Read full details.

AFCON 2025: Fans Allowed In for Free to Fill Stands

CAF and local organisers are letting fans enter AFCON matches for free after kick-off to fill empty seats. This move aims to boost atmosphere as Morocco prepares for 2030 World Cup. Details inside.

Jackson Scores Twice in Senegal's 3-0 AFCON Win

Bayern Munich's Nicolas Jackson scored twice as Senegal began their AFCON campaign with a dominant 3-0 win over Botswana. The victory puts them top of Group D. Read the full match report.

Reps Enforce PIA to Protect Oil-Producing Communities

The House of Representatives Committee on Host Communities commits to enforcing the Petroleum Industry Act, ensuring oil-producing areas get their full benefits. Read about the new oversight and funding model.

Top 5 African Stars Missing at AFCON 2025

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations kicks off in Morocco, but several top stars like William Troost-Ekong and Hakim Ziyech will be absent. Find out why these key players are missing the continental showpiece.

AFCON to be held every four years from 2028

CAF President Patrice Motsepe confirms the Africa Cup of Nations will shift to a four-year cycle after 2028. A new annual African Nations League will boost revenue. Get the full details.

AFCON moves to four-year cycle after 2028 edition

The Confederation of African Football ends the biennial Africa Cup of Nations. The tournament will switch to a four-year cycle after 2028, with a new annual Nations League to boost revenue.

AFCON to switch to four-year cycle after 2027 edition

CAF President Patrice Motsepe announces a historic shift for the Africa Cup of Nations, moving from a two-year to a four-year schedule post-2027. Get all the details on this major change for African football.

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