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[MAP] Rabat -- The 2021 U17 Total Africa Cup of Nations, which was initially scheduled to take place in Morocco on March 13-31, has been cancelled, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced on Monday.
South Africa is one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa with over 740,000 infections.
The country recorded 60 more virus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 20,011.
[Vanguard] Mr Michael Igbe, the Programme Manager, National Onchocerciasis Elimination Programme, Federal Ministry of Health, says about 50 million Nigerians are at risk of getting infected with onchocerciasis, also called River Blindness.
[Nation] A State agency charged with tracking illicit money is investigating SportPesa for possible money laundering in the wake of claims the sports betting firm wired $278 million (Sh30 billion) from its local accounts to offshore banks.
[Monitor] Three fishermen are said to have drowned in River Sio located in Junge parish, Majanji Sub-county in Busia District on Wednesday evening.
[East African] Cameroon national football team former captain, Samuel Eto'o, is in good health after he was involved in a road accident in his country Sunday morning, sources have said.
[Dalsan Radio] Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Macharia Kamau has said that the Kenyan government will make it easier for Somalis to obtain visas to resume trade ties between the two countries, which have been suspended in recent months.
[Dalsan Radio] The CEO of Astaan Cable, Abdimanan Yusuf, was on Wednesday sentenced to five years in prison and a fine two billion Somaliland shillings.
THE Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) is prepared to risk the Fifa sanctions which could see all national teams getting banned from international competitions as well as the closure of financial tapes in their bid to clean up football, the body has declared as their fight with Zifa escalates. BY KEVIN MAPASURE Yesterday the SRC released a statement to the effect that the body will not be shackled by the possible Fifa sanctions and maintained that the suspension of Zifa secretary general Joseph Mamutse would stand. This followed Zifa’s plea to Fifa for the world governing body to intervene in their war with the SRC. Zifa argues that SRC’s actions amounted to interference by the government, which Fifa does not tolerate. Last night SRC released a statement which showed that the body is ready to bite the bullet and face any consequences. “While cognisant of the possible consequences of our resolve, Zimbabwe cannot compromise its sport development efforts for fear of Fifa retribution. That would be unprincipled of us as a nation. We appreciate the interests of International Sporting Federations in seeing orderly administration. However, this cannot be used against our need to hold accountable, Zimbabwean sport administrators to their mandate that carries a premium on effective, efficient and transparent management,” the statement read. While ready to face the consequences, the SRC are still hopefully that their actions will earn the support of Fifa. “To this end, the Board of Commissioners of the SRC shall proffer solutions as accorded by the SRC Act. This will ensure the return of sanity, accountability, transparency and good football administration, hopefully with the support of Fifa, whom we trust share our interest in seeing a properly administered Zifa that acts in the best interest of athletes, the public and the nation at large. As SRC, we believe that there is no better time to address these issues and we are confident that Zimbabweans will rally behind us as we strive to redress the rot that has sullied our beautiful game. This resolve is evident in the SRC even going to the extent of suspending its own director-general, pending investigation into the management of recent events. As stated earlier, the adherence to National laws, policies, guidelines, Association and Club constitutions, and other regulations by all those charged with responsibility for administering sport in Zimbabwe is paramount, and there are no sacred cows. Subsequent to the recent statements released by the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) between November 26 and 28, which covered several matters relating to the suspension of the general-secretary of Zifa and the SRC director-general; the SRC has noted the concern of the nation's football stakeholders in both the print and electronic media coverage, and wishes to reiterate matters so that we can all come to a common understanding of what the beautiful game in Zimbabwe needs: A key component of the Sports and Recreation Commission’s mission is to ensure the proper governance and a
[New Times] More than 100 American nationals living in Rwanda cast their ballots through the Embassy, an official confirmed.
[Nation] Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru on Monday shut the county's headquarters in Kutus town, citing rising Covid-19 cases and an unspecified number of deaths.
[New Zimbabwe] MPs constituting parliament's youth committee Thursday took turns to talk down to Zimbabwean youths, describing them as their own worst enemies who are quick to dump ambition and interests on the whiff of beer.
[Cameroon Tribune] The decision was made public during the CAF Executive Committee that took place on Thursday, September 10, 2020.
[Dalsan Radio] The Indian government has announced that it will soon evacuate its citizens from the capital Mogadishu.
[East African] The remains of Guinea Bissau's former President João Bernardo \"Nino\" Vieira will on Monday be relocated from Bissau Municipal cemetery to José D'Amura fortress, a heroes' corner, after the country's cabinet approved the symbolic move.
[Monitor] Opposition candidates in Gulu City have decried the manner in which their posters have been removed from the major streets ahead of President Museveni's campaign on Monday.
The Ghanaian Football Association has requested that their AFCON qualifier against Bafana Bafana in SA be moved to a neutral venue.
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appointed six government officials today.
Prominent Direct-Selling company QNET’s sponsorship of England’s Manchester City Football Club has recently been recognized...
The post QNET & Manchester City Football Club: An Award-Winning Performance-Driven Partnership appeared first on Voice Online.
[Vanguard] Success they say, has many friends. This may just be the right phrase to describe the mood on Twitter, just immediately after Joe Biden, was announced winner of the USA presidential election. As expected, not a few Twitter users celebrated Joe Biden, including Nigerian celebrities.
History beckons for Orlando Pirates who are wrapping up preparations for their first ever encounter with Botswana champions Jwaneng Galaxy.
[CAJ News] Cairo -- THE Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) might have provisionally suspended his ban by the Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA) but Ahmad Ahmad is not out of the woods yet in his bid to regain the presidency of the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
