AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWAFCON 2026 Preview: The Women’s Africa Cup of Nations starts in Morocco on Sunday, with the final set for August 16 in Rabat. CAF says prize money is up: winners take $2m after Patrice Motsepe’s 100% increase, while all 16 teams receive a $150,000 participation fee. Cape Verde in the spotlight: Cape Verde and Malawi both make their WAFCON debuts, and Cape Verde is listed among the 16 teams competing across Rabat and Casablanca. World Cup politics and governance: A report says a Copenhagen-based group raised seven notices of possible match manipulation tied to betting irregularities around the Folarin Balogun red-card ban being overturned after U.S. political intervention. CAF post-World Cup push: Motsepe says CAF will convene a high-level review meeting with coaches and experts after Africa’s record 2026 World Cup run, and he expects Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz to attend. Cape Verde football legacy: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha is named in FIFA’s symbolic 2026 World Cup XI, reflecting the team’s debut run to the knockout stage.
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