The decision by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to strip Senegal of the AFCON 2025 title and award it to Morocco — two months after Senegal won the final 1-0...

Watching the new Netflix six-part series, Class of ’96, did something I didn’t expect. It took me back to South Africa’s triumph at the 1996 Africa Cup...

Edwin Seno does not make grand gestures. He shows up — quietly, consistently, and almost always at the right moment. There are friendships that begin loudly and fade with...

Seven years ago, I returned to Nairobi without fully knowing what I was coming back to build. I had a sense—an intuition, perhaps—that football could be something more...

More than seven years into my journey in sports development, after leaving my IT career and the United Nations, I realised I lacked the language to describe what I had...

There are moments in life that never quite leave you. They don’t fade with time. They settle deep in your spirit, shaping who you become – quietly, powerfully. One...

In Turkana, I am reminded that leadership often begins where certainty ends. My friend invited me to mentor the leaders of his football club, and I had mixed thoughts...

As I sat alone in a Nairobi bar, enjoying classic Congolese rumba and the company of waitstaff who’ve come to know me by presence rather than profile, something...

This weekend marks a convergence that’s hard to ignore. On August 2nd, Tanzania hosts the opening of the African Nations Championship (CHAN). A day later, I turn 41...