Summary
The Confederation of African Football is thinking about changing the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) schedule from every two years to every four years. This change has sparked a debate about who would benefit and how it might affect football in Africa.
Key Facts
- AFCON currently happens every two years.
- The Confederation of African Football's president is Patrice Motsepe.
- The proposal is to change the cycle to every four years.
- The change has led to discussions about its impact on African football.
- Sports analyst Usher Komugisha is involved in the discussion.
- Samantha Johnson explores the topic to understand who gains from this change.
