Joseph Ndoko appointed head coach of TP Mazembe Féminin amid Fecafoot controversy

Joseph Ndoko has officially taken over as the head coach of TP Mazembe Féminin, a club based in Lubumbashi, this week. His appointment has sparked discussions about his previous exclusion from the Cameroon Football Federation (Fecafoot), raising questions about the implications of his return to coaching at a continental level.

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Impact de la suspension de Joseph Ndoko sur les performances des Lionnes U17

La suspension de l'entraîneur Joseph Ndoko par la FECAFOOT a eu des conséquences significatives sur les performances des Lionnes U17. Depuis cette décision, l'équipe a connu une chute vertigineuse dans ses résultats sportifs, soulevant des questions sur l'impact du leadership sur la performance. Les analyses soulignent que le football est autant une question de talent que de gestion d'équipe.

Joseph Ndoko Receives Lifetime Ban from FECAFOOT

Joseph Ndoko, former coach of the Cameroon U17 women's national team, has been banned for life by the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) following a complaint from player Céline Eko. This decision comes amidst celebrations for the Indomitable Lionesses' recent achievements, highlighting ongoing issues within Cameroonian football governance.

Thomas Libih appointed head coach of Cameroon U17 national team

The Cameroon Football Federation (Fécafoot) has officially announced the appointment of Thomas Libih as the head coach of the U17 national team. This decision comes as part of a broader restructuring of national team leadership, with Libih previously leading the team to success in 2019. His return aims to prepare the team for the upcoming 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

Toko Njoya Achta Joins Real Madrid, Marking a Milestone for Cameroonian Football

At just 20 years old, Cameroonian midfielder Toko Njoya Achta has officially joined Real Madrid, highlighting the growing prominence of women's football in Cameroon. Her journey from Sa'a to one of the world's top clubs showcases the potential and talent emerging from the region. This move is seen as a significant achievement for both Achta and Cameroonian football on the international stage.