Olumide Omotoso·23h agoWeight of the PassportWhy the toughest opponent abroad is often the story people already believe
Olumide Omotoso·Oct 23The Cost of PotentialThe structural limits hidden beneath African football’s talent pipeline
Nnamdi O. Madichie·Sep 8African Football — The Good, the Bad, and the UglyAfrican football occupies a fascinating and often contradictory position on the global sporting stage. The continent continues to produce…
AfriPolis Insight.·Jul 20Series: Who Do Africans Cheer For at the FIFA World Cup?When Morocco Becomes Everyone’s Team: Pan-Africanism vs. the Nation-State
Manaman·Jul 4Same Neighbourhood, Different Address: How Morocco Built the Maghreb’s Better Football FactoryStand on Morocco’s eastern frontier and Algeria is right there. The two countries share language, religion, Amazigh heritage, French…
Nnamdi O. Madichie·Jun 28African “Lions” March Into The Round of Thirty-TwoMorocco’s Atlas Lions and Senegal’s Lions of Teranga are presented as the leading forces in African football, combining historic…
Fayose Gbolahan·Jun 25Why African Players Shine in Europe But Africa Fails at World CupsThe talent is undeniable. So why does the continent keep falling short when it matters most?
Nnamdi O. Madichie·Jun 20Africa’s Road To Glory | FIFA World Cup 2026As we move closer to the finishing of the group fixtures of the FIFA World Cup 2026, here are some of the observed updates on Team africa’s…
Justin Agyeman Akowuah·Jun 17Structure, Not Spectacle: Africa’s Quiet Statement at the 2026 World CupSpain arrived at this World Cup with a number to live up to: the seven they put past Costa Rica in 2022, the day they announced themselves…
