CAF African Schools Football Championship, Ghana 2025 Continental Finals Media Guide available for download
Published: Wednesday, 16 April 2025
The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) has made available a comprehensive Media Guide ahead of the CAF African Schools Football Championship, Ghana 2025 Continental Finals that will be staged from 21 – 26 April 2025.
The Media Guide provides insight into the incredible impact of CAF's schools programme since its launch in 2022 and delivers vital information on the tournament in Accra, the competing teams and the capacity building workshops that are a vital component of the programme.
It is a must-have publication for media wishing to deliver coverage of the tournament, and for stakeholders who are interested in CAF's investment in African schools, which has been facilitated by a USD 10-million donation from the Motsepe Foundation.
To download a copy of the Media Guide, please CLICK HERE.
For more information on the CAF African Schools Football Championship, Ghana 2025, you can also visit www.cafonline.com.
Further Enquiries:
CAF Communications
communications@cafonline.com
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