Rabat: The host nation struggled to get past Tanzania until striking talisman Brahim Diaz found the net in the second half as Morocco won 1-0. They'll face Cameroon who took advantage of a poor South African defence. Bafana Bafana failed to score early on and attempted to bounce back at the end of the game, but the Indomitable Lions celebrated a 2-1 win. Monday will see Egypt face Benin while Nigeria will take on Tanzania.According to France24.com, the quarter-final match promises to be a thrilling encounter as Morocco and Cameroon both aim to secure their spot in the next round. Morocco's narrow victory over Tanzania highlighted the importance of Diaz's presence on the field, while Cameroon's resilient performance against South Africa showcased their ability to capitalize on defensive lapses. As the competition heats up, fans eagerly await the outcome of the upcoming matches involving Egypt, Benin, Nigeria, and Tanzania.
General Birame Diop Assumes Leadership as New ECOWAS Commission President
Abuja: The ECOWAS Commission has officially welcomed General Birame Diop of Senegal as its new President during a formal ceremony held at its headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria. The event marked the transition of leadership with the outgoing President, Dr…
September 2, 2026