Cameroon: CHAN 2020/AFCON 2021 - Opportunity to Build Solid Base

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Cameroon: CHAN 2020/AFCON 2021 - Opportunity to Build Solid Base

[Cameroon Tribune] The African Nations Football Championship that was planned to take place in April will now take place in January 2021 in Cameroon while the 2021 AFCON still in Cameroon has been pushed forward to January 2022. These are some of the major decisions taken on Tuesday June 30, 2020 by members of the Executive Committee of (CAF) in a video Conference in Cairo. The decisions did not come as a surprise to African countries as many had predicted a possible postponement of the two competitions. Cameroon had prepare

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