When journalists become lobbyists at CAF [Editorial]

In the hushed corridors of African football, there are official decisions, and then there are unofficial conversations. This is hardly unusual in an environment where sport, power, money, and politics intersect. However, what has unfolded in recent days within Confederation of African Football goes beyond routine influence. It reflects a blatant and openly acknowledged blurring of roles, with journalists exerting pressure on the Executive Committee, even as they claim to expose

Emmerson submits $1.215bn arbitration claim over Khemisset potash project

Senegal-CAS-Morocco: Closing a toxic chapter under the rule of law [Editorial]

The appeal by the Senegalese Football Federation to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) marks a decisive turning point in the legal battle that followed the chaotic final of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. By moving the discussion to Lausanne, away from tensions and emotions, the debate is now focused on a decision grounded in law, offering African football a chance to close a tumultuous chapter.

Senegal FA secretary-general calls AFCON title award to Morocco a «grave transgression»

Emmerson to submit memorial in Morocco potash arbitration in March

Emmerson seeks $2.2 billion in arbitration against Morocco over potash project

Emmerson launches arbitration against Morocco over potash dispute