The Confederation of African Football is under scrutiny after wiring $27,000 directly to the personal account of Fecofoot president Jean-Guy Blaise Mayolas, who is a fugitive convicted for money laundering.
Congolese football federation president Jean-Guy Blaise Mayolas received a life sentence for money laundering and embezzling FIFA funds meant for women’s football.
Executive Committee charts 2024 pathway Meeting in Brazzaville on 20 December, the Executive Committee of the Congolese Football Federation, known locally as Fecofoot, reviewed the domestic and international calendar and …
Reflection Day to Revive Women’s Football Women’s football in Congo-Brazzaville is preparing for a crucial reset. Over two days in Brazzaville, the Congolese Football Federation, FECOFOOT, will host a Reflection …
Executive committee meets in Brazzaville With only forty-eight hours left before the Congolese Football Federation holds its ordinary general assembly, president Jean Guy Blaise Mayolas convened his executive committee on …
Play-off victory closes a four-year circle The Racing Club de Brazzaville sealed its return to the Congolese top flight on 26 August at the Ignié Technical Center, sweeping aside Association …
FIFA Reinstatement Raises Expectations When FIFA confirmed the full reinstatement of the Congolese Football Federation, FECOFOOT, on 16 August 2025, supporters expected an immediate return to packed terraces and match …
Tug-of-War over Stadium Access Friday’s ordinary session of the Congolese Football Federation, known by its French acronym Fécofoot, ended with a sober communiqué that nonetheless carried unusual urgency. Executive members …
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