The Women’s FIFA World Cup 2023 has kicked off in Australia and New Zealand, and unfortunately, it has been a disappointing start for African teams. Morocco, the last African nation to make their debut in the tournament, suffered on Monday, a heavy defeat against Germany, with a scoreline of 6-0. This defeat was a blow to Moroccan hopes and showcased the challenges African teams face on the global stage.
The lifeless body of a 44-year-old woman from Benin was allegedly found at the home of her companion, at Grande-Borne in Grigny (Essonne), France. The body discovered last weekend is said to have been meticulously concealed in a refrigerator.
Ghana’s Sanitation Minister, Cecilia Abena Dapaah has resigned on Saturday, July 23, 2023 following reports that her employees stole local and foreign cash reserves from her home last year.
South Africa were denied what would have been a historic draw for the African champions after Sweden scored a late goal to secure a 2-1 win on Sunday in their first encounter at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
A total of 107 referees , including six women selected on the basis of their level and their performance in the six FIFA member confederations, are officiating the ongoing Women’s Football World Cup.
In a demonstration against a limited Zambian selection, Japan perfectly managed their entry into the running at this Women’s World Cup. The Japanese selection takes the lead in Group C thanks to a better goal difference than Spain (5-0).
The Organizing Committee for the upcoming African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2023) continues to roll out its schedule. We now know a little more about the opening date of the ticket office and the official ball of the competition.
Cameroonian goalkeeper Andre Onana is now a Manchester United player. The English club made the news official this Thursday, July 20, 2023 via a press release.
FIFA has given the green light for the opening match of the Women’s World Cup in Auckland to go ahead as planned, despite a shooting that left three people dead on Thursday, July 20, 2023, in Auckland/Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa in New -Zealand.
Senegalese Midfielder Joseph Lopy left Nîmes at the end of his contract and joined Angers SCO, who have just been relegated to league 2. The french club formalized the signing of Lopy this afternoon.
