As the world’s eyes turn to the football of Africa, African Football Media (AFM) has established itself 
among the premier sources for soccer-related stories and pictures from across the continent and beyond. Having appeared in many high-quality outlets, AFM offers customisable packages of original content, including news, high-profile interviews, features, Africans abroad profiles and comprehensive tournament coverage (including the World Cup in South Africa in 2010). With a network of writers, editors and photographers on the continent, AFM stands alone for consistent, quality reporting on African football.
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ACCRA (AFM) - Last year Sellas Tetteh became the first African to coach a team to glory at the FIFA U-20 World Cup when he took Ghana's Black Satellites to the title in Egypt. Before that he helped the respected Black Stars on their way to the 2010 World Cup. And now he is gearing up to help Rwanda become a force in East Africa.
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WASHINGTON DC (AFM) - After a fortnight of action and the completion of the group stage, the African Cup of Nations in Angola has certainly, if not all that surprisingly, been peculiar. If the start to what some have called the ‘Year of Africa’ is representative, then 2010 figures to be an erratic celebration of football and life.
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LAGOS (AFM) - Lars Lagerback is Nigeria’s 23rd expatriate coach since Englishman John Finch in 1949, but he is the first Scandinavian to handle the Super Eagles. The former Sweden national team manager talks with AFM about his new hot seat, picking the right players, the future of Nwankwo Kanu and whether a spot in the World Cup semi-finals is possible.
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WASHINGTON DC (AFM) - Though three-time World Cup winner Pele famously predicted in the late 70s that an African team would win the World Cup by the end of the 20th Century, many observers were taken aback recently when his namesake, Ghana great Abedi ‘Pele’ Ayew, said that an African side would do just that next summer on the ‘home continent’ in South Africa.
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