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Africa: Media Focus on Africa for Match-Fixing 'Cause for Concern'
The Conversation Africa, 8 July 2014
By Chuka Onwumechili, Howard University Read more »
African Teams Targeted For Match-Fixing?
Media reports on match-fixing have largely focused on African teams and they have their genesis from the Western mass media, writes Chuka Onwumechili for The Conversation.
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Nigeria: How Indiscipline, Players' Power, Truncated Eagles March in Brazil
Independent (Lagos), 4 July 2014
Super Eagles exited the on-going World Cup in Brazil with a 2-0 loss to France last Monday. Before this match, Eagles qualified for the knockout stage with four points having… Read more »
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Africa: African Football Set-Up Is a Disgrace
Namibian, 4 July 2014
The recent happenings at the 2014 World Cup which saw the African countries fighting over matters not football-related is a clear indication that all is not well in the African… Read more »
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Cameroon: Indomitable Lions Accused of World Cup Match-Fixing
allAfrica, 1 July 2014
Cameroon's football federation will investigate allegations of match-fixing by seven of their players at the World Cup in Brazil, Reuters has reported. Read more »
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Nigeria: Eagles Win Blackmail Game, Lose to France
Vanguard, 1 July 2014
Cameroon had issues with money. They shamefully lost three matches, conceding nine goals and scoring two. Read more »
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Kenya: Africans Blow Hot and Cold At the World Cup
The Star, 27 June 2014
Africa's fortunes at the World Cup in Brazil have been mixed. In many cases I have been extremely frustrated and once in a while there has been room for pride. Read more »
