In Italy in 1990 Cameroon were controversially ousted by England after two arguable calls. It prompted protests and riots in Cameroon by frustrated fans. Cameroon felt robbed again in 1998 in a match agains
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What Has Men’s Love Of Sports Got To Do With Women Collecting Firewood? You Will Be Surprised
Poverty in Africa is not only a function of income, it is also a function of time. Because African women do the bulk of domestic chores, men have the time to love sports; they have time to have hobbies and acquire addictions.
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Africa At The Olympics: Success At The Games Has Something To Do With The Status Of Women
The most unexpected factor that predicts Olympic success is the participation of women in sport, which acts as a proxy indicator on the status of women in the country.
Capacity Of Africa’s Sports Stadiums Per Million Population, 2008
Libya’s stadiums have the highest capacity in Africa when measured as a proportion of a country’s population, followed by South Africa, Mauritius and Tunisia.
Kenya In The Guinness Book Of World Records 2008
As you might expect, Kenya’s records are predominantly in middle and long-distance athletics, but there are some quirky ones too
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