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…coming days. Drawn in Group C, the Super Falcons will open their title defence against Malawi on July 28 before facing Zambia on August 1 and Egypt on August 5 as they bid for another successful campaign on the continent.
…in camp. Drawn in Group C, the Super Falcons will begin their title defence against Malawi on July 28 before facing Zambia on August 1. They will conclude their group campaign against Egypt on August 5. Nigeria are chasing a record-extending 11th WAFCON title after defeating hosts Morocco 3-2 in last year’s final to wi…
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…already returned home, while hundreds more are expected in the coming weeks. Nigeria, Malawi and Kenya have also assisted some of their citizens to leave South Africa. Overall, around 25,000 undocumented migrants have reportedly left or been repatriated since protesters issued a June 30 deadline.Why are Ghana and South…
…South Africa that has continued unabated since April 2026, prompting Nigeria, Ghana, and Malawi to evacuate hundreds of their citizens from the country. Earlier this month, Nairametrics reported that Nigeria has begun evacuating its citizens from South Africa, as the first group of 262 Nigerians departed Johannesburg f…