CameroonOnline | In a surprising turn of events, the ongoing conflict between FECAFOOT and the Ministry of Sports and Physical Education has taken another twist. Mr. Pagou David, the recently appointed interim assistant coach by FECAFOOT, has reportedly been transferred to Salapoumbe in the East Region of Cameroon by the …
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RFI | Les suites de la passe d’armes entre la Fecafoot de Samuel Eto’o et le gouvernement. Bras de fer sur fond de préparation des matches à venir, contre le Cap-Vert et l’Angola, les 8 et 11 juin prochains. Le ministre des Sports a tenu ce mercredi 29 main une …
Read More »Cameroon Coach Sacked After High-Stakes Clash with Eto’o
The recent developments in the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) have reached a critical juncture following a notable clash between Marc Brys, the now-former head coach of the Cameroon national team, and Samuel Eto’o, the President of FECAFOOT. This confrontation has resulted in the dismissal of Brys, marking a significant turn …
Read More »Une première rencontre houleuse de 3 minutes entre Samuel Eto’o et Marc Brys ! | vidéo
Afrique Sports | Convoqué ce mardi matin au siège de la Fédération camerounaise de football (Fecafoot) pour une séance de travail, le sélectionneur des Lions Indomptables, Marc Brys, nommé par le ministère des Sports, a répondu à l’appel. Sans surprise, étant donné le climat tendu qui règne ces dernières semaines dans …
Read More »Tensions at Fecafoot: Marc Brys and his staff turned away? |+video
Afrique Sports | On Tuesday, May 28, 2024, the headquarters of the Cameroonian Football Federation (Fecafoot) in Tsinga was the scene of intense tensions. Marc Brys, the new coach of the Indomitable Lions, arrived accompanied by his entire staff appointed by the government, as well as representatives from the Ministry …
Read More »Chinese funding keeps Cameroon’s deep seaport expansion project afloat
Cameroon’s Kribi Deep Seaport project, funded by China Eximbank, is set to enter its second construction phase next year The port will provide relief for current main port, Douala, as well as serve as a trading gateway for landlocked African countries South China Morning Post | A small fishing town …
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