AGP Executive Report

African Football: Djibouti federation chief Souleiman Waberi is among four names being discussed as a possible successor to CAF president Patrice Motsepe, though no one has declared a bid. Waberi and Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya have also reportedly opposed returning the Africa Cup of Nations to a two-year cycle. Junior Tennis: At a tournament in Djibouti, India’s Amrit Vats and Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya teamed up to win the boys’ doubles title, beating opponents from Thailand and Saudi Arabia in straight sets.

African Football: CAF president Patrice Motsepe faces growing pressure after reversing course on the Africa Cup of Nations schedule, while Samuel Eto’o and other officials are reportedly eyeing his post. Djibouti Football Federation president Souleiman Waberi was among two executives reported to oppose a return to a two-year tournament cycle. Djibouti Tennis: India’s Amrit Vats and Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya won the boys’ doubles title at the ITF junior tournament in Djibouti, beating a Thai-Saudi pair 6-2, 6-4.

Junior Tennis: India’s Amrit Vats and Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya won the boys’ doubles title at the ITF Juniors J30 tournament in Djibouti, beating a Thai-Saudi pair in straight sets. Their partnership echoed the celebrated Indo-Pak Express. African Football: Djiboutian football federation president Souleiman Hassan Waberi reportedly opposed a return to holding the Africa Cup of Nations every two years, joining Mauritania’s federation chief in dissenting within CAF’s executive committee.

AFCON Debate: Djibouti Football Federation president Souleiman Waberi reportedly opposed CAF’s proposal to stage the Africa Cup of Nations every two years, as the body reconsiders its planned four-year cycle from 2028. African Football: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has opened Senegal’s appeal against CAF’s decision to award its AFCON title to Morocco; hearings could last days or weeks. Junior Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the doubles title at the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 in Djibouti, beating a Thai-Saudi pair in straight sets.

Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors doubles title in Djibouti, beating a Thai-Saudi pair 6-2, 6-4. African Football: Djibouti FA president Souleiman Waberi reportedly opposed keeping the Africa Cup of Nations on a two-year cycle, joining Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya in the debate over the tournament’s schedule. Women’s Football: Mauritius knocked Djibouti out of the opening round of the 2028 Olympic qualifiers, winning both legs.

African Football: Djibouti FA president Souleiman Waberi reportedly opposes holding AFCON every two years, joining Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya in the debate over the tournament’s future format. Djibouti Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 doubles title in Djibouti, defeating a Thai-Saudi pair 6-2, 6-4.

Football Federation: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents voted to remove president Souleiman Waberi and his executive committee. The federation says the meeting was invalid; local sources say the required delegates were present. AFCON Debate: Waberi and Mauritania’s Ahmed Yahya reportedly oppose holding the Africa Cup of Nations every two years, adding to discussion over the tournament’s future schedule. Junior Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the doubles title at the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 in Djibouti, beating opponents from Thailand and Saudi Arabia in straight sets.

Junior Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 doubles title in Djibouti, beating a Thai-Saudi pair 6-2, 6-4. Football Federation Dispute: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents voted to remove president Souleiman Waberi and his executive committee. The federation rejected the meeting as illegitimate; the clubs said it met the required threshold. Women’s Football: Djibouti’s Olympic qualifying campaign ended after Mauritius beat the team 2-1 and 1-0 to advance.

Djibouti Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 doubles title in Djibouti, beating Thailand’s David Avayou and Saudi Arabia’s Ahmad Bahaa Sarouji 6-2, 6-4. Football Federation: Police occupied the Djibouti FA headquarters during a disputed attempt by club presidents to remove president Souleiman Waberi. The federation called the meeting illegitimate; sources in Djibouti said delegates voted to remove its leadership and appoint an interim committee.

Junior Tennis: Pakistan’s Muhammad Yahya and India’s Amrit Vats won the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J30 doubles title in Djibouti, beating Thailand’s David Avayou and Saudi Arabia’s Ahmad Bahaa Sarouji 6-2, 6-4 in the final. Football Federation Dispute: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents moved to remove president Souleiman Waberi. The federation says their assembly was invalid; sources say delegates voted to oust its leadership and appoint an interim committee.

African Football: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has begun hearing Senegal’s appeal after CAF stripped the team of its AFCON title and awarded it to Morocco. The closed-door proceedings could last days or weeks. Djibouti Football: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents moved to oust president Souleiman Waberi. The federation says the meeting was invalid; club sources say delegates voted to remove him and set up an interim committee.

Football: Senegal’s appeal against the decision to strip it of the AFCON title and award it to Morocco opened at the Court of Arbitration for Sport; hearings could continue for days or weeks. Djibouti Football: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters amid a disputed attempt by club presidents to remove president Souleiman Waberi and install an interim committee. Women’s Football: Djibouti’s Olympic qualifying campaign ended after Mauritius advanced from their first-round tie.

Women’s Football: Mauritius advanced in the 2028 Olympic qualifiers after beating Djibouti 2-1 and 1-0, setting up a two-leg tie with Ghana. Football Federation: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents voted to remove president Souleiman Waberi and his executive committee. The federation disputes the meeting’s legitimacy, while sources say delegates also appointed an interim committee.

Djibouti Football: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation’s headquarters as club presidents voted to remove president Souleiman Waberi and his executive committee. The federation disputes the meeting’s legitimacy and says its decisions are void. Women’s Football: Mauritius advanced in the Olympic qualifying campaign after beating Djibouti over two legs, and now faces Ghana in the next round.

Football: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation headquarters as club presidents voted to remove president Souleiman Waberi and his executive committee. The federation disputes the meeting’s legitimacy, while supporters say the required delegates were present. Women’s Football: Djibouti’s Olympic qualifying campaign ended as Mauritius advanced to face Ghana in a two-leg tie beginning October 8.

Football Federation Dispute: Police occupied the Djibouti Football Federation’s headquarters as club presidents held a meeting to oust president Souleiman Waberi. The federation says the meeting broke its rules and any decisions are invalid; sources say delegates voted to remove Waberi and appoint an interim committee. Women’s Football: Djibouti could face Ghana in the next round of Olympic qualifying. Ghana’s Black Queens are set to play Mauritius on October 8 and 13; the winner meets Ghana in the following round.