CAF has overturned the AFCON 2025 final result, awarding Morocco the title after ruling that Senegal breached match regulations. The decision raises major questions about governance and sporting integrity in African football.
Category: African Football Governance
March17March 17, 2026
If FIFA Funds Women’s Football, Why Is Kenyan Women’s Football Still Struggling?
Despite FIFA development funding, Kenyan women’s football continues to face operational, financial, and structural challenges. As FKF Women Premier League clubs prepare for follow-up discussions with the federation, questions about funding allocation, accountability, and league development remain central.
February28February 28, 2026
“Training Compensation and Solidarity Payments: Ensuring African Academies Get Their Share”
African football exports elite talent globally — but do development clubs receive their fair share? An in-depth look at FIFA solidarity payments, training compensation, and the systems that determine who profits from youth transfers.
February22February 22, 2026
Building Africa’s Next Generation: Youth Development as the Backbone of Sustainable Football
African football thrives when youth development, governance, and structured pathways align. Learn how academies, sponsorships, and CAF/FIFA programs shape the stars of tomorrow.
February22February 22, 2026
Who Benefits When Africa’s Stars Move Abroad?
African footballers are moving abroad earlier and in greater numbers than ever before. While global clubs profit and players gain exposure, what does the talent exodus mean for domestic leagues and long-term development across the continent?