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The Scores Report #1 - How Bafana Bafana’s Qualification Rewards Years of Grassroots Development and Sponsorship

Welcome to your new version of Africa Scores’ newsletter, The Scores Report, analysis and insights on Africa’s sports industry every other Monday in your inbox.

Africans at Athlos 2025 and what the CAF’s return to profit means for the future of African football

Athlos 2025 returned to NYC and we break down what African athletes’ presence can inspire on the continent. Plus, we bring you the latest from CAF’s General Assembly which took place a few days ago in Kinshasa.

African Sports Business takes NY

#AfricaScores is now in your inbox every other Monday - this week we look back to how our industry occupied space during the United Nations' General Assembly in New York.

Africa at the World Athletics Championships: Nike’s Grip, On’s Entry, and a Global Stage

This week, we dive into the brands behind African athletes in Tokyo at the World Athletics and what the 2027 CWC means for South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

E1, LIVGOLF, PFL,NBA...HOW AFRICAN CITIES ARE ATTRACTING GLOBAL SPORTS BRANDS

This week, we drop a few announcements, look into how every sports IP seems to be building their first "Africa" event and take a deep dive into Angola sports biz.

Who are the brands powering AfroBasket 2025?

This week, we introduce you to a new product by #AfricaScores, breakdown the brands from FIBA Afrobasket 2025 and get into why CHAN is a good preview for AFCON 2027.

The future of women's sports is Nigerian.

This week, we dive into Nigerian women multi-sports dominance + Sindiswa spoke to Andrew Feinstein about Zaria Court.

African clubs bring home $45.4 million in the FIFA Club World Cup - what's next?

This week, we breakdown how African clubs' can leverage the prize money from the FIFA Club World Cup and look into how Zambia has become the home to one of the best women's football teams

Masai Ujiri. By the numbers.

This week, #AfricaScores dives into the economic impact that one of Africa's top sports executives has had on the Toronto Raptors and the business of women's football on the eve of WAFCON.

Power Play: With One Court Africa and UM6P collab, NBPA Foundation sets course on impact investing.