The reported $300 Million+ TotalEnergies & CAF Deal: Why it makes sense
In a significant development for African football, TotalEnergies and the Confederation of African Football (CAF) last week extended their partnership ...
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CHAN 2024: How CAF’s $10.4M prize pool could help Nigeria’s football economy
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) made a groundbreaking decision to increase the prize money for the African Nations Championship ...
CAF’s prize money boost for Women’s Champions League: A win for African Women’s Football and Edo Queens’ big opportunity
CAF, on Thursday announced a major boost in prize money for the 2024 Women’s Champions League, giving each team $150,000 ...
Africa’s 1st black billionaire: Patrice Motsepe’s net-worth jumps $600 million
Patrice Motsepe, Africa’s first black billionaire, has recorded a $600 million gain to his net worth in just 90 days, ...
CAF to make about $75m in estimated revenue for AFCON 2023
Heartbreak for the Super Eagles of Nigeria and joy for the Elephants of Cote d'Ivoire, who clinched the AFCON 2023 ...
Rivers Utd will earn $550K For 2022-23 TotalEnergies CAF Confederation Cup Participation
TotalEnergies CAF Champions League and CAF Confederation Cup Prize money gets an Increase
Canadian Armed Forces is recruiting permanent residents to enlist amid low recruitment
Permanent residents in Canada including Nigerians will now be permitted to enroll, as the military struggles with low recruitment levels. ...
CAF to launch $200 million African Super League in August 2023
CAF has revealed that the long-awaited African Super League which FIFA says will be a $200 million league, is set ...
CAF increases Africa Women Cup of Nations prize money for winner to $500,000
CAF has announced that the Africa Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) prize money has been increased by 150% to $500,000.
2021 sees Nigeria nab FIFA council seat & paralympics golds
Nigeria is one of the most athletically competitive countries in the world. Each year, local athletes jet-set to compete in ...
