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  • November 13
  • Leadership Nigeria/Kenya: Outcome a Moment of Decision - Lulu

    The outcome of the crucial encounter tomorrow between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Harambee stars of Kenya, which is a must-win encounter and also dependent on Mozambique and Tunisia's clash in Maputo, has been described as a moment of decision for Nigerian football development by the President of Nigeria Football Federation, Alhaji Sani Lulu Abdullahi. Lulu revealed shortly before leaving ...

  • New Times Rwanda: Qualify and Hit Jackpot

    AMAVUBI Stars have even more reason to down Zambia's Chipolopolo in Saturday's decisive Africa Nations Cup (CAN) qualifier at Amahoro Stadium.

  • Business Day South Africa: Parreira Faces First Test As Coach As Bafana Take On Japan

    RETURNING national soccer team coach Carlos Alberto Parreira will bear the burden of high expectations when Bafana Bafana host Japan at Port Elizabeth's Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium tomorrow afternoon.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe/Kenya: Women's U-20 Soccer Team to Face Kenya

    THE Zimbabwe women's Under-20 national soccer team are expected to go into camp early next week to prepare for the 2010 World Championships which will be held in Germany.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: U.S.$4,000 for Soccer Star of the Year

    ALL is set for this year's CBZ Soccer Star of the Year award with the winner walking away a cool US$4 000 richer after the league sponsors committed themselves to bankrolling the awards again this season, writes Grace Chingoma.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Over Age Scandal - How NFF Bigwigs Helped Eaglets Evade 2nd MRI Test

    The question on the lips of many is how did Fortune Chukwudi Golden Eaglets captain pass the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) test first conducted at the National Hospital in Abuja and the subsequent test performed in Qatar where the team prepared for the FIFA U-17 World Cup.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Gomber Urges Yar Adua to Probe LOC

    Former chairman of Gombe State Football Association, Alhaji Shuaibu Ahmed Gara Gombe says that the Local Organizing Committee for the FIFA U-17 World Cup has failed the country because of the lack of transparency in all its affairs.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Bassey Hopeful on Eagles But...

    Former Green Eagles player, Charles Bassey (MON) has said that the Super Eagles will look to "put the record straight" by showing their might in African football by beating Kenya today and pick the all important ticket to South Africa.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Concentrate on Nairobi Battle, Okocha Advises Eagles

    Former Super Eagles captain, Austin Jay Jay Okocha has reiterated the stance of the coach of the Black Mambas of Mozambique, Mart Nooij that they should think more of the encounter against Kenya than what Tunisia will play in Maputo.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Lower Div Club Exposes Harambee Stars for Eagles

    As the German coach of Kenya's Harambee Stars, Antoine Hey continues to sit in his hotel room in protest to the imposition of Auxerre of France player Daniel Oliech on him, the homers have continued to pick their pieces from the confusion.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: Eagles Nairobi Flight Bungled, Depart 12 Hrs Late

    Nigeria's Super Eagles left for Nairobi on a chartered flight yesterday morning ahead of their 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Kenya.

  • Financial Gazette Zimbabwe: Under-17 Hockey Team Seek Funding

    The Under-17 national hockey team is seeking US$60 000 for their Youth Olympic Games (YOG) African nations qualifiers, which kick-off in East London, South Africa, on February 21 next year.

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour Visits Tunis

    As part of the Rugby world cup trophy tour, 2011 trophy was presented in Tunis during a press conference held on Friday at the international Press Center.

  • Namibia Economist Namibia: 60 to Receive Training on Coaching

    The Namibia Football Association (NFA) this week officially opened a coaches training course aimed at equipping coaches to train young footballers around the country.

  • Namibia Economist Namibia: It All Comes Down to Two Matches

    The day every rugby fan has been waiting for for such a long time promises to be a very nervy encounter to say the least. The national rugby team are away to Tunisia this weekend aiming to secure a good result and build a foundation for the return leg at home.

  • Namibia Economist Namibia: Cheetahs and Cubs to Play Soccer

    Hot on the heels of Usain Bolt, who recently adopted "Lightning", a cheetah cub in Kenya, Windhoek International School has adopted "Cheetah" and "Cub" as the names of their soccer teams in support of the Cheetah Conservation Fund, an NGO based in Namibia.

  • Foroyaa Gambia: Can Workshop Contain the Might of KGH Sports? [column]

    Friday 13 November, would be a crucial day for Workshop F.C as they prepare to meet mighty KGHS Academy in theLamin knock out final to be played at the Sana Jatta Memorial football field.

  • Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Cricket Team Begs for Firepower, New Leadership

    IT was generally agreed that Zimbabwe's recent 4-1 series defeat in the spin-haven of Bangladesh was not an accurate appraisal of their overall performance on the subcontinent. On different stages of the games they were in it, and with a little bit of luck they could actually have snatched the series. But what of the two ODIs in South Africa in familiar conditions this week?

  • Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Well Done Warriors...But

    LIKE most Zimbabweans, I was naturally delighted that the Warriors won the Cosafa Senior Challenge Trophy. Certain people think otherwise due to this newspaper's restrained coverage of the tournament and criticism of Zimbabwe coach Sunday Chidzambwa and his team.

  • Zimbabwe Independent Zimbabwe: Living in the Beast's Big Shadow

    WITH such emerging talents as Brian Mtawarira, the future of Zimbabwe rugby looked extremely bright.

  • Tunisia Online Tunisia: Tennis Player Qualify for African Championship

    The Tunisian woman Ons Jabeur qualified on Wednesday for the semifinals of women's singles as part of the African Cup of Nations Tennis Championship which is currently taking place in Cairo, Egypt.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: KGI, Erase Foundation Clean Lamin Village

    As a complement to the Gambian leader's "Operation Clean the Nation", initiative, KGI Sports Football Academy in Lamin, in collaboration with Erase Foundation and Banutu Business College, recently embarked on a massive cleaning exercise along the Lamin Brikama highway.

  • Mmegi Botswana: BNCS Explains Delay in SSKB Refurbishment

    Botswana National Sports Council (BNSC) executive secretary, Kitso Kemoeng has said that the delay in the commencement of the refurbishment of the Sir Seretse Khama Barracks (SSKB) Stadium has been caused by the quest for caution.

  • Mmegi Botswana: Foreign-Based Boxers Complain of Neglect

    A group of foreign-based Botswana boxers have accused the Botswana National Sports Council (BNSC) of neglecting them.

  • This Day Nigeria: News From Bauchi State [opinion]

    As the global wild fire of the Under 17 world cup moves beyond all frontiers, Bauchi State is in the news once again. This time around the state is not in the news for the wrong reasons; which is a welcome development for a state that is being marketed as a tourism destination.




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