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Ndi Eugene Ndi
Ndi Eugene Ndi is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon. He is editor of NewsWatch; a local by-monthly tabloid in the Central African State and Correspondent for Nation Media Group, Kenya (Nation Daily, Daily Monitor, The East African, The Citizen, Business Daily, Africa Review)
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Samuel Eto'o's Overbearing Influence on Cameroon's National Football Team
Samuel Eto'o, a celebrated former footballer and current president of the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot), is facing criticism for his excessive involvement in the national team's affairs. Eto'o, who has a history of influencing team decisions, has been accused of overstepping his role by giving tactical instructions and undermining the coaching staff, including head coach Rigobert Song. This behavior was evident during the Africa Cup of Nations and the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Critics, including journalist Jean Bruno Tagne and former Cameroon international Alexandre Song, argue that Eto'o's actions do not allow the team the freedom to operate independently. The situation escalated with the sidelining of goalkeeper Andre Onana after a disagreement with Eto'o, highlighting the tension within the team.
Mike Hove
Mike Hove is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America.
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Cameroon Avoids World Cup Exit
Vincent Aboubakar played a pivotal role in preventing Cameroon's World Cup exit by contributing to a draw against Serbia. Coming off the bench, Aboubakar scored and shifted the momentum for Cameroon, who were trailing 2-1. Despite some first-half mistakes, Cameroon managed to secure a 3-3 draw, with goals from Jean-Charles Castelletto, Aboubakar, and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting. Serbia's goals came from Strahinja Pavlović, Sergej Milinković-Savić, and Aleksandar Mitrović. Cameroon's chances of advancing from Group G are slim, as they must defeat Brazil in their final Group H match.
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Murhabazi Kajabika
De son vrai nom MURHABAZI KAJABIKA JEAN SOURCE dit Chem-Chem de Kadja est un artiste, écrivain et jeune journaliste reporter né à Bukavu le 14/03/2000, il vit actuellement à Kinshasa. Président de Fruits de la jeunesse, Murhabazi est également membre du Club de l’information Africaine. Il ...
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FIFA has granted Qatar and Morocco the rights to host competitions for five years. Controversy surrounds Cameroonian midfielder Wilfried Nathan Doualla, who is accused of having a dual identity and may actually be 21-year-old Alexandre Bardelli. Guy Bertin Nsigue's new book discusses African football teams' performances in recent African Cup of Nations. The Cameroonian Football Federation sidelined Doualla and 61 other players for age fraud. Highlights from African sports include Francis Ngannou's boxing defeat and updates on football leagues across Africa. Abdelhak Benchikha expresses disinterest in coaching the Algerian national team. The Democratic Republic of Congo will host the 26th African Women's Handball Cup of Nations. Speculation is rife about the new coach for Cameroon's national football team. Edimo Sportswear has been selected to outfit Team Cameroon for the 2024 African Games in Ghana.
Enock Muchinjo
Enock Muchinjo is a journalist based in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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Numbers game: Should Africa have more teams at the World Cup?
Despite Africa's 54 FIFA member nations, only five African teams will participate in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, sparking debate over fair representation. Europe, with 55 countries, dominates with 13 spots. The article discusses the complexities of World Cup berth allocation, regional disparities, and the impact on African football. Former players like Patrick Mboma and Aaron Mokoena express concerns over the fairness and infrastructure issues, while CAF executive Moses Magogo deems the current five berths reasonable. The expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams in 2026 will provide additional spots, but concerns remain about the balance of representation.
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Joel Omotto
JOEL OMOTTO is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. I have 10 years’ experience in print, TV and radio reporting, feature writing and research, combined with a university degree. I can report on location, do live TV and radio links as well as edit and layout newspaper pages, having worked as a sub-...
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Andre Onana Dropped from Cameroon AFCON Squad After Dramatic Arrival
Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana was excluded from the Cameroon squad for their Africa Cup of Nations opener against Guinea. Onana faced travel disruptions due to bad weather, arriving in Ivory Coast just hours before the match. Despite his efforts, including a last-minute flight from Manchester after a game against Tottenham and a two-hour drive from Abidjan to Yamoussoukro, coach Rigobert Song had already decided on the matchday squad. This incident adds to previous controversies involving Onana, who had delayed joining the Cameroon team to play for Manchester United and had a prior fallout with Song during the 2022 World Cup, which led to a temporary retirement from international football.