The Confederation of African Football (CAF) today announced new media rights and TV agreements for the 2024/25 CAF Interclub Competitions following a successful bidding process for the pay TV (English) and Free to Air (all languages) in Sub-Saharan African territory.
### Headline: Yussif Basigi Aims for Tanzanian Women's League Title with New Club Simba Queens
Renowned Ghanaian coach Yussif Basigi has set his sights on winning the Tanzanian Women’s League title in his new role as head coach of Simba Queens.
The former Hasaacas Ladies head coach was officially unveiled by the Tanzanian women's club and revealed the ambitious target assigned to him by the club’s management.
“My target is to win the [Tanzanian Women’s] league with Simba Queens before thinking about the African Champions League,” Coach Basigi shared in an interview with GHOne Sports.
Additionally, Basigi highlighted the differences between his previous club, Hasaacas Ladies, and his new team. He praised the superior facilities at Simba Queens compared to what was available at Hasaacas.
“I had to improvise with Hasaacas, but Simba Queens have almost everything in terms of facilities, so I will need them to be professional,” he said.
The FIFA Football Tribunal's Dispute Resolution Chamber has ruled in favor of Ghanaian forward Augustine Okrah in his claim against Tanzanian club Young Africans SC (Yanga).
The Black Satellites of Ghana have been placed in Group A for the upcoming U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) WAFU B qualifiers set to take place next month.
Tanzanian club Simba Queens have officially announced veteran Ghanaian coach Yusif Basigi as their new head coach, following his departure from Hasaacas Ladies.
Minister for Youth and Sports, Mustapha Ussif, has confirmed that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is exploring the possibility of hosting the Women's Champions League in Ghana.
