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The Latest Breaking News from Caf

AFCON news: Tournament delayed by six months as African Super League creation confirmed

The African Football Confederation have moved the dates of the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations tournament to January 2024.

Evening Standard

Manchester United starlet Hannibal Mejbri nominated for CAF Young Player of the Year award

The teenager certainly made an impression at Man United towards the end of last season

Manchester Evening News

Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham trio among frontrunners for CAF Men's Player of the Year award

Mohamed Elneny, Edouard Mendy and Yves Bissouma are representing London's leading clubs in the 2021/22 CAF Men’s Player of the Year award

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Scorpions take Gambia to victory in first AFCON23 qualifier

After a fantastic run at the African Cup of Nations 2021, Gambia’s Scorpions commence its campaign for the 2023 AFCON with a victory over the Bright Stars of South Sudan at Lat-Dior stadium in Thiès, Senegal, on Saturday night.

Radio France Internationale

African Champions League at a crossroads after bitter Wydad vs Ahly final

The biggest news from the conclusion of the Caf African Champions League final at the Stade Mohammed V stadium in Casablanca, Morocco was that it did not end in a farce. Morocco’s Wydad AC won the trophy by beating Egypt’s Al Ahly 2-0 and depriving them of being crowned champions…

The Conversation

Women in Canada’s military face greater harm from comrades than enemy, says judge

Leadership ‘incapable of examining which aspects of its culture have been the most deficient,’ writes Louise Arbour in report

The Guardian - US

Canada needs more civilian oversight over army sex crimes: Report

The Canadian Armed Forces suffer from a ‘deeply deficient culture’, former Supreme Court justice says in new report.

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Mexican officials say a notorious cartel killed 2 Tijuana journalists. Critics aren’t buying it

TIJUANA, Mexico — Journalists, academics and law enforcement officials in Mexico are not convinced that the Arellano-Félix cartel was behind the January slayings of two prominent Tijuana journalists, as the government claims.

Tribune News Service

Big overspend expected on the £734m South Wales Metro rail project

Wales' major rail electrification of project is being hit by soaring inflation

Wales Online

South Wales Metro project on track to come in over budget

Transport for Wales said the project's originally £734m budget was being hit by inflation and material supply issues

Birmingham Post

Honduras requests development bank membership in search of financing

Honduras requested membership of the CAF-Development Bank of Latin America, the organization reported Thursday, as leftist President Xiomara Castro's administration seeks financing to alleviate severe budgetary imbalances left by her predecessor.

Reuters

Zambian FA confirms tragic death of FIFA doctor Joseph Kabungo at World Cup clash

The Zambian FA have released a statement to confirm that FIFA doctor Joseph Kabungo passed away on Tuesday night at the Abuja National Stadium in Nigeria

Daily Mirror

Egypt complain after Mo Salah struck by objects amid racism claims after Senegal loss

Lasers were directed at Liverpool star Mohamed Salah as he missed the deciding penalty in Egypt's penalty shootout out defeat to Sadio Mane's Senegal on Tuesday evening

Daily Mirror

11 Liverpool players could face dilemma Jurgen Klopp warned about next season

With the World Cup finals draw taking place on Friday, a number of Liverpool players will be desperate to play in Qatar this winter

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The Guardian - UK

Nigeria out to scratch 15-year itch against Ghana in clash of great rivals

World Cup play-off is flavoured by history and a sense that chaos is never far away for both teams

The Guardian - UK

African football’s indecisive leaders must accept the blame for Olembe tragedy

Caf cannot sit above the carnage and casually brush off responsibility nor become Gianni Infantino’s Fifa plaything

The Guardian - UK

Zimbabwe FA and Fifa accused of ‘silence’ over sexual harassment claims

Female referees have alleged that Obert Zhoya and Bryton Malandule harassed them, claims that are now being investigated by police.

Evening Standard

CAF president blames ‘inexplicable’ shut access gate after eight killed in Africa Cup of Nations stadium crush

The president of the Confederation of African Football has blamed a deadly crush at an Africa Cup of Nations game on an access gate being closed for “inexplicable reasons”.

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Cameroon Stadium Stampede Kills at Least Eight, Government Says

At least eight fans died and 38 people were injured in a stampede at the Yaounde Olembe Stadium in Cameroon on Monday before the host nation's round of 16 game in the Africa Cup of Nations against Comoros, the government said in a statement. Images shared on social media, which…

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