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Samuel Appiah••240 words · 2 min read Guinea is making a bold play to host future Afcon tournaments, but what challenges and opportunities lie ahead for their bid?
The Guinean government has officially announced its intention to bid for the hosting rights of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon). This move signals
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