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Politics stole the show in 2019 Afcon
The expanded and new-look Africa Cup of Nations was supposed to be a celebration of football in the cradle of civilisation
African football’s ‘new dawn’ turns to dusk in Ahmad’s hands
The Malagy administrator promised sweeping changes for the good of Africa when he became CAF president, but Ahmad’s rule has had its own controversies
Afcon host Egypt bogged down in domestic football drama
Al-Ahly, Egypt's and Africa's most successful club, have even refused to comply with a packed domestic schedule
Taking on Africa, Sundowns’ style
Uncompromising Brazilians stick to their football guns as they prepare for awkward summit on continent
Football: Egypt in race against time to host the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations
Security will be one of Egypt's main challenges at the tournament
Morocco will not host 2019 Africa Cup of Nations: minister
Morocco and South Africa had been seen as the frontline contenders to host the competition, which is due to start on June 15
Contrasting challenges for former African champions
We assess how five former champions in action this week may fare as they set out in pursuit of the $2.5-million first prize
Big stakes in final PSL weekend
As the league draws to a close, the battle to avoid relegation will offer fans quite a thrill
Time to give Banyana some love
South Africa has a strong women’s side, so why aren’t they getting the props they deserve?
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