CAF's New Rules & Leadership: A Fresh Start for African Soccer
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CAF is implementing significant changes to its rules and structure following the controversial Africa Cup of Nations final. President Patrice Motsepe aims to restore trust and ensure fairness, particularly after Senegals title was stripped and awarded to Morocco. Veron Mosengo-Omba, CAFs general secretary, is stepping down, with Samson Adamu from Nigeria set to take over. The womens Africa Cup of Nations has been rescheduled, and CAF is collaborating with FIFA for referee training. The Cup will now run every four years, starting from 2028.
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