The future of sports in Africa after Covid-19 is bleak – Liberia president Weah
Liberia president George Weah has made a bold claim regarding the future of sport, including football, in Africa after the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
Watch: Senegal make Africa proud
Africa finally got its first win at the 2018 World Cup courtesy of Senegal’s 2-1 defeat of Poland. You may also like
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Led by the youngest and only black coach at the tournament, Senegal became the first African nation to secure victory at the 2018 World Cup – a feat which should be celebrated, re-told and revered, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Africa must rise to the occasion
Missed goalscoring opportunities and a few perplexing decisions from some coaches have aided to the Africa’s poor start to the 2018 World Cup, writes MARSHALL GOUTS. You may also like
Is Mohamed Salah the best African to ever play in the Premier League?
Mohamed Salah’s form since arriving at Liverpool has got many people asking if the Egyptian is the best ever African to play in the Premier League. DEAN WORKMAN explores. You may also like
Blitzboks’ triumphs a ray of hope on SA rugby scene
The Blitzboks’ continued success has provided illuminating insight into the benefits of a united and happy team environment, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
Snyman: We must up our game in Cape Town
Even after a resounding victory against Fiji to take the Dubai Sevens title on Saturday, Springbok Sevens captain Philip Snyman feels there is room for improvement. You may also like
Missing the World Cup
BBC World News sports reporter PIERS EDWARDS travelled to Accra, Cairo and back to London, to uncover the story behind the African boycott of the 1966 World Cup. You may also like
