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CAF increases annual funding to federations by 33%

Patrice Motsepe, the president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), announced a 33% increase in annual funding for each of the 54 member associations. This decision also includes a rise in the budget for zonal unions, now set at $900,000. The move aims to enhance the financial support for football development across Africa.

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CAF's Funding Increase Announcement

On October 23, 2023, Patrice Motsepe revealed a significant increase in the annual funding provided to each of the 54 member associations of the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The new funding structure will see a 33% rise in the financial support, which is expected to bolster football development across the continent. This announcement was made during a CAF meeting aimed at enhancing the operational capabilities of the federations.

In addition to the increase for member associations, the budget allocated to zonal unions has also been raised to $900,000. This adjustment is part of CAF's broader strategy to improve the financial landscape for football organizations in Africa, ensuring they have the necessary resources to develop the sport effectively. The increase is seen as a crucial step in supporting grassroots football initiatives.

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