Is African football set for cash injection?

History will be made in Somalia this week when a football match played in the country will be broadcast live on television for the first time.

Danny Jordaan, organiser of the 2010 World Cup, predicts that the governance of African football is set to undergo significant change.

BBC Sport reports on the crowd trouble which overshadowed the Africa Cup of Nations semi-final between Ghana and hosts Equatorial Guinea.

Do African footballers lie about their age?

It’s a call normally heard in countries emerging from civil war: hand over your illegal weapons in exchange for amnesty.

The governing body of African football says the findings of an audit that concluded it was unreliable and untrustworthy are "unfounded".

The Confederation of African Football has profound financial and governance issues, auditors say.

The Council of East and Central Africa Football Association (CECAFA) Chairman Leodegar Tenga has retained his seat in the Executive Committee of African Football Confederation (CAF) during the continental Annual General Congress running in Cairo, Egypt April 6-7.
Tenga of Tanzania will now serve for another four year term as the regional boss at the CAF's decision making body. The CAF congress held every year started in Cairo on Monday and all the 54 African FA's including CECAFA's 12 are in...

Overwhelmed by huge debts, the management of Moshi-based co-operative society has now started selling some of its assets to pay debts running into billions.