AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWAFCON in Rabat: Hosts Morocco kicked off the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations with a 4-0 demolition of Kenya, with Ibtissam Jraidi scoring twice and Sakina Ouzraoui plus Meriem Atiq also on the scoresheet. Big upset in Casablanca: Tanzania stunned defending champions South Africa 2-1, with Diana Msewa and Hasnath Umbamba netting late to hand the Twiga Stars a statement start. Super Falcons focus: Nigeria’s coach Justine Madugu said the Super Falcons will respect debutants Malawi as they prepare for their Rabat opener. Racist abuse spotlight: Nigeria’s Super Falcons reported racist attacks online ahead of the tournament, following allegations of cash theft at a Casablanca hotel. Local sports win: Morocco’s U16 boys’ tennis team won the African Team Championships in South Africa and qualified for the U16 World Team Championships. Culture & craft: Fez university says it has patented a machine concept to cut traditional zellige tiles while preserving artisans’ movements. Diplomacy: The U.S. State Department marked 237 years of its founding by calling Morocco “America’s oldest friend.” Environment scrutiny: Rabat’s zoo faces backlash after a viral video alleged injured, isolated animals and poor conditions.
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