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  • July 3
  • New Vision South Africa/Uganda: 2010 World Cup Offers Continent Great Opportunity [editorial]

    THE Confederations Cup is the traditional dress rehearsal for the FIFA World Cup. And as far as dress rehearsals go, the 2009 Confederations Cup recently held in South Africa was a splendid advert for this Rainbow nation.

  • BuaNews South Africa: Possible 2010 Strike Will Not Affect Stadia Deadlines

    The possible strike by construction workers will not affect the deadline to have 2010 FIFA World Cup stadia completed six months ahead of the tournament.

  • Cue Online South Africa: Festival Expected to Provide Gateway for World Cup

    The 2009 National Arts Festival is expected to provide a gateway to the 2010 Soccer World Cup, to be hosted by South Africa, which has placed international focus on the country.

  • Independent (Lagos) Nigeria: 2010 W'cup - Nieketien Warns Eagles Over Tunisia

    Former Nigeria junior international, Peter Nieketien, has advised the players and coaches of the Super Eagles not to be carried away by the goalless score-line with Tunisia's Carthage Eagles in last month's 2010 World Cup qualifiers in Tunis.

  • Namibian Namibia: Three Awards By NPL

    THE Namibia Premier League will only have three categories when it holds its awards for the football season on July 10.

  • ANGOP Angola: Participation in Five-a-Side Football Tournament Reasonable

    side football team participation in the first stage of the fifth edition of the "Great Prize of Brazil in Futsal" was considered as reasonable by a top official of this sport, Luís Mourão.

  • Cameroon Tribune Cameroon: Cameroon Drops In FIFA Ranking

    They are now second in Africa and 29th on the world stage.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Women Living With HIV/Aids Tourney Spreads Wings

    THE Sokhaya tournament, a soccer event designed for women living with HIV and Aids, is now going places.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Chabata Blasts ZNSSA Leadership

    ONE of Zimbabwe's biggest football fans, Promise Chabata, has blasted the leadership of the Zimbabwe National Soccer Supporters' Association for chaotic arrangements that resulted in the bungling of the trip to watch the Confederations Cup final.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Lessons From Confederation Cup [analysis]

    Onochie, How I wish you are watching South Africa's Bafana Bafana match and Spain. When will Nigeria's Super Eagles play with this type of zeal and determination? Again, I wish coach Amodu Shuaibu can learn about the current kick and rush football. Thanks, Nwosu Marius.

  • New Times Rwanda/Egypt: Amavubi Off to Egypt

    AMAVUBI Stars fly to Cairo this afternoon ahead of Sunday's 2010 World /Africa Nations Cup qualifier against Egypt. The 30-man contingent leaves aboard Kenya Airways at 1pm.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Siasia Leads Eagles to Qatar

    Flying Eagles Chief Coach, Samson Siasia will soon commence final preparations for the 2009 FIFA junior World Cup as he gets set to lead his team out of the country on Wednesday to a training camp in Qatar.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Local Referees Will Silence Critics Come 2014 World Cup

    Nigerian football referees who have suffered so much criticism in recent times over their inability to be picked by FIFA, the world's football ruling body to officiate at its major championships have vowed to silence their critics with superlative performance at the 2014 World Cup to be hosted by Brazil.

  • This Day Nigeria: Law of the Game Bans Religious Sloganeering, Says Fifa

    International football body, FIFA has expressed discomfort at the prevailing practice where players display religious slogans printed on their undershirts by reiterating such violates Law Four of the Laws of the Game. In a post-match ritual that lasted a few minutes, Brazilian players removed their shirts, which expressed religious slogans after they came from behind to beat USA 3-2 in the final ...

  • This Day Nigeria: Importing Bigotry Into the World's Beautiful Game [analysis]

    A little over a century ago, the game of football was still struggling to establish itself. Back then, it could be said to be in its yet to evolve infancy and it was played without much vision or great tactical plan.

  • Biz-Community South Africa: Branded Buses Ease Gauteng Confed Cup Congestion

    The Gauteng Provincial Government recently branded buses and taxis using public transportation hubs for ease of recognition and in order to ease Confederations Cup traffic congestion.

  • New Vision Uganda/Congo-Kinshasa: KCC Tames DRC Giant TP Mazembe

    KCC, motivated by Wednesday's triumph over giants TP Mazembe, resume their hunt for CECAFA glory today with an encounter with Tanzania's Prisons.

  • New Vision Uganda: Chris Mubiru Quits SC Villa Role

    CHRIS Mubiru, one of the most influential officials at Sports Club Villa, is no longer the club's manager.

  • New Vision Uganda: Mubiru Makes Return for Mmamba

    MMAMBA Gabunga is borrowing the adage of 'the old broom knows all the corners', by bringing in former internationals veterans Ibrahim Buwembo and Hassan Mubiru in their quest for Bika soccer glory.

  • July 2
  • Vanguard Nigeria: Our Tactics Are Changing - Amokachi

    That Nigerian players are blessed with technique is never in doubt. In fact, their technical abilities marvel Europeans and other football nations. They are usually likened to those of Brazil, the kings of the game of soccer.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Scandal in the League - God Will Punish Those [opinion]

    THE Globacom Premier League is swimming in very dangerous waters that might bring the game to disrepute and ridicule. World soccer-governing body, FIFA, is listening with rapt attention to the offensive odour oozing out from the country. Chairman of the Nigerian Professional League, Chief Jackson Oyuiki-Obaseki has placed curses on those trying to smear the league even though he confessed that it ...

  • Monitor Uganda: URA to Dominate Transfers

    National Super League champions Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) FC have promised to massively recruit ahead of the coming season, when the transfer season gets underway on Monday, at Fufa House, Mengo.

  • Monitor Uganda: Oguti's Fairytale Ends

    The hitherto lively and noisy home fans turned up in a dormant mood. Credited for giving Oguti Primary a lift to the quarterfinal stage of the Coca-Cola U-14 Schools Cup, the plentiful fans let down their team at the most critical moment.

  • Monitor Uganda: Mmamba Gabunga Start Campaign

    Record champions Mmamba Gabunga will start another quest for a Kobil-Bika bya Abaganda Shield when they take on Nvubu at the Muteesa 11 Stadium in Wankulukuku.

  • Monitor Uganda: All Eyes On KCC

    Coach George 'Best' Nsimbe has maintained that he will not tinker with his triumphant starting line-up when KCC FC engage Tanzania's Prisons FC in their second Group B tie of the on-going Cecafa-Kagame Club Championship at Khartoum Stadium this evening.

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