The 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) begins this Sunday in Morocco. The tournament features a record 16-nation field, an increase from the 12 teams that participated in the previous edition.
The competition carries significant stakes, as teams are vying for qualification to the World Cup alongside a record two-million-dollar prize for the winner. Among the participants is the Tanzanian national team, the Twiga Stars, who are competing in the expanded tournament as defending champions Nigeria look to secure their 11th title.
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