Discover how CAF's initiatives and football are shaping Bouake's narrative from war-torn to a city saved by sports. Former Safa CEO makes a comeback and more!
In a unique blend of sports and renewal, CAF's engagement in the Total Energies CAF Africa Cup of Nations in Cote d'Ivoire saw legends like Kalou, Amokachi, Toure, and Ilunga promoting education at Lycée Classique de Cocody. Meanwhile, Bouake, once ravaged by war and fear of child soldiers, has found a new identity through football, becoming a beacon of hope with a population of 740,000 enjoying the spirit of the game.
Former Safa CEO, Tebogo Motlanthe, re-entered the football scene through a vibrant training workshop, adding experience and expertise to the sport's landscape. The city of Bouake, pronounced as 'Bwake' locally, with its three levels of subdivision, has witnessed a transformation from dark days of conflict to the vibrant aura of sportsmanship and unity.
As the 2023 AFCON unfolds, Bouake shines as a city reborn, showcasing the power of football to heal wounds and bring communities together. CAF's efforts in Club Licensing have further solidified the region's commitment to professional standards and development, highlighting the positive impact of sports beyond the field.
In a heartwarming twist, CAF's Club Licensing Instructors and CLOP Experts Workshop symbolizes a new chapter in African football's journey, emphasizing growth and progress through structured education and guidance. The tale of Bouake exemplifies the resilience and power of sports in transforming lives and cities, proving that where there's football, there's hope and renewal.
Interesting Facts: Kalou, Amokachi, Toure, and Ilunga, the sporting stalwarts at the forefront of CAF's campaign, bring years of experience and passion for the game, inspiring generations with their dedication and talent. Tebogo Motlanthe's resurgence in the football arena marks a significant moment, showcasing the enduring impact of individuals in shaping the future of sports organizations and communities.
On the sidelines of the 34th edition of the Total Energies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Cote d'Ivoire 2023, CAF visited the Lycée Classique de Cocody in ...
Former Safa CEO Tebogo Motlanthe this week made a return to football, by participating in a four-day training workshop on club licensing.
Bouake became a shadow of itself, with child soldiers patrolling the streets in armored tanks and occasional gunshots at night, instilling fear that the troops ...
With a population of 740,000 (2021 census), Bouaké, (pronounced Bwake by the locals), is the seat of three levels of subdivision — Vallée du Bandama District, ...
Football gets results. It is not hard to tell how much of a facelift Bouake, the second largest city in C ocirc;te d 39;Ivoire has seen.
The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) concluded a three-day Club Licensing Instructors and Club Licensing Online Platform (CLOP) Experts Workshop ...