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FIFA Secretary General, Fatma Samoura, speaking at the opening of Soccerex Convention in Zhuhai, China.

The Internationalisation of Football

China has been at the forefront of the internationalisation of football, as the current number one destination for European football entities in search of new markets. It is  rather obvious to see why this is the case - the size and the stability of the Chinese market. With an estimated population of over 1.4 billion people you can imagine the potential China holds for any company that ventures there.

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Strathmore University wins Obama Cup 2017 – Report

Participants lauded the initiative that was aimed towards bringing together the different players in society to address a key issue facing many youths today - unemployment. Towards this end, players were encouraged to interact both on and off the field, to exchange ideas and opportunities both within and outside the sports arena, including business ideas, career opportunities advice etc. Players and fans also expressed their satisfaction with the organisation of the tournament, congratulating the project team for a job well-done. 

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Football: Against Discrimination and Racism

Colombian Jorge Mesa who works as a driver for the Permanent Mission of Uruguay to the UN Office in Geneva was equally elated, "In addition to participating in this tournament, I enjoy playing together with my friends from Paraguay, Chile and other parts of the world every Friday." Jorge turned out for the UEFA team.

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Euro 2016

The amazing story that was Iceland, first-timers at the finals going all the way to the quarter finals knocking out the "mighty" England along the way. There's could have been a fairy tale to many but behind the scenes I believe the Icelanders knew they were capable.

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