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Nigeria and Morocco Prepare to Sign $25 Billion Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Agreement
Nigeria and Morocco are finalizing a $25 billion agreement to build a 6,900-km gas pipeline connecting West Africa to Europe, expected to start exports by 2031. The project aims to strengthen regional energy ties and establish Morocco as Europe's energy bridge.
Africa Cup of Nations 2026: Teams Gear Up with Friendlies and Squad Announcements
African nations are preparing for the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations through a series of friendly matches and squad announcements. Key teams like Ivory Coast, Morocco, and Mali are finalizing their player lineups and match readiness as the tournament approaches.
Morocco Eyes Xavi Hernandez as 2026 World Cup Coach, Regragui Exits
Morocco considers Xavi Hernandez as a potential coach ahead of the 2026 World Cup, but he has declined previously due to scheduling. Regragui, the current coach, has stepped down from leading the team in 2026, further fueling the coaching search.
CAF announces reforms to prevent future AFCON final controversies
CAF plans to introduce new reforms aimed at preventing controversies similar to the AFCON 2025 final, with some measures requiring approval from the General Assembly. These efforts seek to address recent disputes and restore confidence in African football's integrity.
Ghana's U-17 Black Starlets Draw Tough Group for 2026 AFCON in Morocco
Ghana's U-17 team has been placed in a difficult group with Senegal, South Africa, and Algeria for the 2026 CAF AFCON in Morocco, scheduled for May 13 to June 2. Their performance in this tournament will determine qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup.
African Youth Demographic Presents Both Opportunities and Risks, Says NYA CEO
Osman Ayariga warns that Africa's growing youth population offers a crucial opportunity but also poses significant risks if not managed properly. He stressed the importance of policy reforms to turn demographic potential into socio-economic benefits.
CAF to Respect CAS Ruling on Senegal’s AFCON Title After Controversy
CAF's president Patrice Motsepe confirmed the organization will respect the CAS ruling on Senegal's AFCON title appeal, a key step to resolve the ongoing dispute after the team was stripped of the title. Reforms for transparency and accountability in African football followed the controversy.
Spanish Police Discover Complex Drug Tunnel Connecting Morocco to Ceuta
Spanish police have uncovered a sophisticated underground tunnel used for smuggling hashish from Morocco into Ceuta, featuring a rail system and cranes. This highlights ongoing issues with drug trafficking routes between Morocco and Europe, signaling continued enforcement efforts.
Saharan Dust Storm Turns Sky Orange Over Morocco and Approaches Canary Islands
A massive Saharan dust cloud is advancing across northwest Africa, affecting Morocco and nearing the Canary Islands. This storm impacts air quality and visibility, with satellite data confirming its vast scale and movement.
Morocco Awarded AFCON Title After Senegal Is Stripped Amid Protest Dispute
Morocco was awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title after Senegal's win was overturned due to a protest. This reversal has fueled debate about fairness and sportsmanship in African football, with key players openly expressing dissent.
Bilal El Khannouss Resurges with Two Goals in Europa League for Stuttgart
Bilal El Khannouss broke out of his slump with a stunning brace for Stuttgart against Celtic in the Europa League. His efforts helped Stuttgart secure a significant victory at Celtic Park.
Scotland Fans Can Wear Kilts and Sporrans at 2026 World Cup in US
Scotland fans have received FIFA approval to wear traditional kilts and sporrans at the 2026 World Cup in the US. This marks a historic acceptance of cultural attire at the global football tournament.
Morocco Captain Romain Saïss Retires from International Football
Romain Saïss has retired from international football, ending his career as Morocco's captain. His decision comes after careful consideration of three main reasons, impacting the national team. The football community awaits to see how Morocco's team will evolve without him.
Senegal Fans Sentenced by Moroccan Court Over CAN 2025 Violence
Senegalese supporters involved in violence at the CAN 2025 final have been sentenced by a Moroccan court, drawing criticism from the Senegal Football Federation. The incident underscores ongoing issues with crowd control and fan behavior at major football events.