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Tell us your country and the topics you follow.Kenya’s newest stadium is off to a strong start at the box office. BOSA runs the numbers on what a sell-out could generate.
A new golf event now has its sponsor and its broadcaster. Canal+ has taken the rights across Sub-Saharan Africa and France in a multi-territory deal.
A property-backed Cairo club has its first marquee athlete. Here's what the club gets, and why the timing works for both sides.
No FIFA prize money, but N100 million (approximately $74,000) per player in savings bonds from Nigeria. Here’s how a development prize could turn every youth world title into lasting investment.
Rugby’s 10 biggest unions plan to sell their rights as one. South Africa gets a share of European income, but bigger markets are expected to take a larger slice, and Africa’s emerging unions could lose a route to the top tier.
Three corporate backers have now signed up, but the Premier League of Eswatini is still paying for most of its revived charity tournament itself.
Bakare leads digital transformation and strategic growth and oversees corporate finance and investor relations.
Marcel Awori moves from Chief of Staff to lead commercial and partnerships at Twende Sports and Nairobi City Thunder.
She takes over an organisation that is just over two years old. CASOL was founded in Yaoundé, Cameroon, in October 2024 with ANOCA's backing.
KSOC has not signed a deal of this kind with any other African national Olympic committee. Archery is where Namibia has the most to gain. The country took seven medals at the African Archery Championships in Oran in July.
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