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AFCON returns to 2-year cycle after CAF reverses quadrennial decision

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Briefings

Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda are scheduled to host the next Africa Cup of Nations in 2027, following a decision by the Confederation of African Football to end the quadrennial tournament cycle. This marks a shift from previous arrangements where the event was held every four years.

Key points

• Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda will cohost the next AFCON in 2027.
• The tournament will be held in 2027, 2028, 2031, and 2033.

Context

The AFCON tournament cycle was previously every four years, but the Confederation of African Football has reversed this decision to allow for more frequent hosting by African nations.

Limitations

The evidence only specifies the 2027-2033 cycle without details on specific host cities, venues, or the exact number of teams participating in each tournament.

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