Raja Casablanca’s fan clubs are well organised, politically active and occasionally violent
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
A convincing win over Africa’s premier heavyweight gives them a push to rattle football on the continent
South African football officials said the 16-1 vote in favour of Egypt in Senegal on Tuesday was ‘political’ without offering insight
She is the only person to win the COSAFA Women’s Championship as both player and coach
Egypt and South Africa had emerged as the two front-runners to inherit hosting rights
Football’s world governing body Fifa had suspended the Sierra Leone Football Association in October due to ‘government interference’
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
Sundowns faced Horoya having failed to score in their last three matches in all competitions and once again flopped up front
Some fans aren’t happy with his no-frills style of play, but this hard slogger’s caps speak volumes
"Gavin Hunt tends to get hot under the collar when the media suggest he does not take pan-African club competitions seriously"
"The incredible journey that took Mamelodi Sundowns to the summit of African football may have inspired a rethink and change of attitude"
There’s plenty of excitement on the field, but the poor attendance puts a dampener on things
The Sports Minister has welcomed the African champions back home with a rather large cheque.
Mamelodi Sundowns became only the second South African club to win the African Champions League, holding on for a 3-1 aggregate triumph over Zamalek
If Bucs play with attacking flair in Egypt on Sunday they could beat Al-Ahli.
Buccaneers coach Roger de Sa says a win would’ve been better than the draw between Pirates and Tunisia’s Esperance at the CAF Champions League.
The Buccaneers, who secured a crushing 3-0 win over Egypt’s Al Ahly in their first-leg clash in Cairo, are set to play Tunisia’s Esperance.
The SA Football Association has officially protested to the body overseeing the Africa Cup of Nations after Bafana’s controversial elimination.
Amid widespread accusations of corruption, business as usual could be the unofficial Fifa motto — and the CAF has taken the maxim a step further.
