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Mali national team parts ways with coach Tom Saintfiet The Mali national football team is entering a new chapter. Coach Tom Saintfiet, who took charge in August 2024, is no longer leading the team, as confirmed by the Mali Football Federation. The decision follows a respectable run at the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), where […]

Belgian tactician Tom Saintfiet has stepped down from his position as head coach of the Mali national football team, as confirmed through an official announcement shared via Instagram on April 27. His departure was met with sincere appreciation from the Malian Football Federation (FEMAFOOT) and its president, Mahazou Cisset, who issued a formal statement on […]

FIFA tightens football rules ahead of 2026 World Cup The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to kick off with stricter regulations aimed at preventing extreme on-field disputes. These changes follow recent controversies in major tournaments, including the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final between Senegal and Morocco. New FIFA rules to maintain match integrity […]

From the heights of CAN 2025 glory to the harsh realities of Nice’s Ligue 1 struggles, Yéhvann Diouf has navigated one of the most tumultuous seasons in football. The Senegalese goalkeeper, who once dreamed of the stars as a stargazing child in Val-de-Marne, found himself at the center of both triumph and adversity. the can […]

The decision by the African Football Confederation‘s appeal jury to strip Senegal of the African Cup of Nations title following incidents in the final against Morocco on January 19 has led to another repercussion—this time from FIFA. Jean-Jacques Ndala, who officiated the match, has been notably excluded from the upcoming FIFA World Cup this summer. […]

The era of media provocation has transitioned into a period of legal accountability for Stellio Gilles Robert Capo Chichi, widely known as Kémi Séba. His apprehension in Johannesburg on Wednesday, April 15, marks a significant escalation in a case that Beninese authorities describe as a matter of state security. Cotonou is now calling for his […]

Beyond the mere figures and the duos vying for office, the announcement of provisional results this Sunday evening marks a significant historical juncture. With institutional calm prevailing and a palpable popular enthusiasm, Benin has once again demonstrated that its democracy now rests on an unshakeable foundation. An election defined by transparency The night of Sunday, […]

Following an anticipated three-week period, Senegal is now poised to initiate its appeal process with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS), challenging the Confederation of African Football (CAF) decision that awarded Morocco the CAN 2025 victory by forfeit. The wait has been considerable. Just before the weekend, after a three-week delay, the Senegalese Football […]

A deadly assault by armed militants claimed the lives of sixteen civilians on Friday in the Banibangou district of western Niger. This tragedy disrupts a period of relative calm that the region had experienced over the last few months. While Faso news today often focuses on similar cross-border tensions, this specific attack underscores the fragile […]

The internet is in an uproar following the release of several audio recordings attributed to Pan-Africanist activist Kemi Seba. These recordings, whose authenticity is currently the subject of heated debate, suggest direct collusion between the leader of Urgences Panafricanistes and power circles in Niamey, aimed at destabilizing several states within the sub-region. Exchanges with Grave […]