African Football: CAF has restored the Africa Cup of Nations to a biennial schedule, reversing its plan for a four-year cycle. The next tournament is set for 2027 in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, followed by editions in 2028, 2031 and 2033.
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African Football: CAF has reversed its four-year plan and restored the Africa Cup of Nations to a biennial schedule. Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda will host the 2027 tournament, followed by AFCON in 2028; there will be no edition in 2030 because of the World Cup.
African Football: CAF has reversed its plan to move the Africa Cup of Nations to a four-year cycle, restoring the tournament every two years. The next edition is set for 2027 in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda; a separate appeal over Senegal’s 2025 title is also before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
African Football: CAF has restored the Africa Cup of Nations to a two-year cycle, reversing its plan to hold the tournament every four years. The next editions are scheduled for 2027 in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, then 2028, 2031 and 2033. Senegal’s appeal over the 2025 title is also before the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
Arts & Entertainment: No significant Chad-focused arts or entertainment stories appeared in this week’s coverage.
Arts & Entertainment: This week’s coverage contained no significant news about Chad’s arts, music, film or entertainment scene.
Arts & Entertainment: No notable Chad-focused arts, music, film, fashion or media stories appeared in this week’s coverage.
Arts & Entertainment: This week’s coverage contained no substantial Chad-focused arts or entertainment stories.
Arts & Entertainment: No substantive stories on Chadian arts, music, film, fashion or culture appeared in this week’s coverage; the Chad-related reports focused on security.
Chadian Forces in Haiti: Chadian troops serving with the multinational Gang Suppression Force are continuing their mission against armed gangs, despite an ambush that left four Salvadoran personnel missing.
Chad in Haiti: Chadian soldiers serving with the multinational Gang Suppression Force are continuing their mission against armed gangs, despite the ambush and disappearance of four Salvadoran personnel. Lake Chad Security: Nigerian forces say air and artillery strikes near southern Lake Chad killed 16 suspected ISWAP fighters on October 26. Wadi Fira Attack: A drone strike hit Bamina market in eastern Chad last week, killing four people and injuring 14; authorities said the drone’s origin was unknown.
Chadian Forces in Haiti: Chad’s troops are serving with the multinational Gang Suppression Force, which says violence will not deter its mission to support security in Haiti. The force’s statement comes after four Salvadoran personnel went missing in an ambush.
Chadian Forces in Haiti: Footage shows Chadian personnel serving with the international force confronting armed gangs, amid the search for four missing Salvadoran soldiers. Burned remains were recovered, but El Salvador’s president said they were not his country’s personnel; their identities remain unconfirmed. Deadly Strike in Chad: A drone attack on a market in Wadi Fira province killed four people and injured 14. Authorities say the drone’s origin is unknown and have called for an investigation.
Eastern Chad: A drone strike hit Bamina’s market, killing four people and injuring 14. Authorities say the source is unknown and have called for an investigation. Chadian Forces in Haiti: Footage circulating online shows Chadian personnel deployed with the multinational force confronting armed gangs, but officials have not confirmed whether they are involved in the search for four missing Salvadoran soldiers.
Eastern Chad: A drone strike hit Bamina market, killing four people and injuring 14. Authorities are investigating; the strike’s origin remains unknown. Chadian Forces Abroad: Footage shows Chadian personnel in Haiti as part of an international force supporting efforts against armed gangs. Officials have not confirmed whether they are involved in the search for four missing Salvadoran soldiers. France-Africa Ties: A new look at France’s colonial-era influence notes that Paris has ended its permanent military deployment in Chad, amid a wider shift away from the old model of French influence.
Culture & History: A new book, Françafrique Is Dead, Long Live Africa, examines the decline of France’s long-standing influence on the continent, including the end of its permanent military deployment in Chad. Its author says French leaders’ perceived arrogance helped fuel the backlash.
Books & Cultural Identity: A new book, Françafrique Is Dead, Long Live Africa-France, examines the decline of France’s post-independence influence across Africa. Author Boisbouvier says perceived French arrogance helped fuel resistance, as Paris has also ended its permanent military deployment in Chad through negotiations.
Books & Africa’s Cultural Debate: A new book examining the collapse of France’s old influence in Africa argues that Paris failed to anticipate growing opposition to its role. The report notes that France ended its permanent military deployment in Chad through negotiations, placing the country within a wider debate over changing ties between France and Africa.
Chad: A drone strike hit a market in Bamina, Wadi Fira province, killing four people and injuring 14. Authorities say the drone’s origin is unknown and have called for an investigation.
Chadian Forces Abroad: Footage circulating online shows Chadian personnel deployed in Haiti as part of an international mission supporting Haitian forces against armed gangs. It remains unclear whether they are involved in the search for four Salvadoran soldiers missing after an ambush.
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