Africa’s football body wired $27,000 to the personal account of fugitive Congolese federation chief Jean-Guy Blaise Mayolas, raising fresh governance concerns.
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Congo’s criminal court sentenced Fécofoot president Jean-Guy Blaise Mayolas to life for laundering and embezzling FIFA funds earmarked for women’s football.
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A Season of Disappointment Fuels Public Concern From the terraces of Massamba-Débat Stadium to neighborhood viewing centers, the mood among supporters has turned sombre. A succession of early exits in …
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A Symbolic Kick-Off in Ignié Ignié, a tranquil town nestled some forty kilometres north of Brazzaville, is poised to become the heartbeat of Congolese football from 27 to 29 December. …
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A Debate Resurfaces in Brazzaville From the tiled halls of the Fédération congolaise de football headquarters on Avenue des Trois-Martyrs, a familiar question echoed once more: should the elite division …
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A season on hold, a centre in waiting For thirteen months the roar of domestic football has been conspicuously absent from Congolese terraces. With the main municipal stadiums still shuttered, …
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Executive Committee Shapes the Agenda Gathered on 2 October in Brazzaville, the executive committee of the Congolese Football Federation convened a session described by its president, Jean Guy Blaise Mayolas, …
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A delicate kick-off for the 2025-2026 calendar The Congolese Football Federation (Fécofoot) pencilled in 13 September as a symbolic restart for the national championships after last season’s hiatus. Yet the …
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Stadium Access Dispute Clouds New Season Four days before the scheduled 13 September 2025 whistle-blow, the Congolese football community awoke to the news that the top-flight championship would be deferred …
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Strategic reboot for the elite championship When the Executive Committee of the Congolese Football Federation met club presidents on 6 September in Brazzaville, the atmosphere mixed relief with urgency. One …