South Africa’s Sports Minister, Gayton McKenzie, has stated the country’s readiness to host the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) in 2026. McKenzie made the announcement during a media engagement.
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie indicated South Africa is prepared to host WAFCON 2026 should Morocco be unable to fulfill its hosting duties. He questioned the treatment of women’s football, suggesting a need for clarity regarding the tournament’s location.
McKenzie’s remarks were shared on social media, where he stated, “If Morocco are not ready to host the WAFCON, they should tell us now because South Africa is ready. Why are we treating women’s football like this?” He further inquired about the possibility of South Africa stepping in if necessary.
The announcement was made during a media chat, and a video of McKenzie’s comments was shared online. The video provides further context to his statements regarding the potential for South Africa to host the WAFCON.
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