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Last Updated: 11th April, 2026
1. Our Mission
African.Football is committed to delivering accurate, timely, and authoritative coverage of African football to a global audience.
Our editorial mission is to:
- Inform, educate, and engage football audiences
- Promote African football on the global stage
- Uphold the highest standards of journalism
- Provide trusted news, analysis, and live data
We aim to be the leading digital destination for African football news and information.
2. Editorial Independence
African.Football operates with full editorial independence.
- Our journalism is free from political, commercial, or external influence
- Editorial decisions are made solely by our editorial team
- Sponsors, advertisers, and partners do not influence editorial content
We clearly distinguish between:
- Editorial content
- Sponsored or branded content
3. Accuracy and Fact-Checking
Accuracy is the foundation of our journalism.
We commit to:
- Verifying information before publication
- Using credible and reliable sources
- Cross-checking facts, statistics, and match data
- Clearly attributing sources where appropriate
Where information is developing or unconfirmed, we:
- Clearly indicate uncertainty
- Update content as new information emerges
4. Fairness and Balance
We strive to present stories in a fair and balanced manner.
This includes:
- Representing all sides of a story where relevant
- Avoiding bias or misrepresentation
- Providing context to ensure proper understanding
We ensure that:
- Individuals and organisations are treated fairly
- Content does not unfairly harm reputations
5. Corrections and Updates
We take responsibility for our content.
If an error is identified:
- It will be corrected promptly and transparently
- Significant corrections will be clearly noted
- Updated stories will reflect new information
Users can report errors via: 📧 editor@african.football
6. Sourcing and Attribution
African.Football relies on a range of sources, including:
- Official statements (CAF, FIFA, clubs, federations)
- Press conferences and interviews
- Accredited journalists and reporters
- Verified third-party data providers
We:
- Attribute information where required
- Avoid plagiarism
- Respect intellectual property rights
7. Use of Data and Live Scores
As a football data-driven platform, we provide:
- Live scores
- Match statistics
- Fixtures and results
While we strive for accuracy:
- Data may be sourced from third parties
- Users should verify critical decisions with official sources
We continuously work to improve the speed, accuracy, and reliability of our data services.
8. Commentary, Analysis and Opinion
We produce:
- News reports
- Match reports
- Tactical analysis
- Opinion pieces
We clearly distinguish between:
- Fact-based reporting
- Opinion or analysis
Opinions expressed:
- Are those of the author
- Do not necessarily reflect the views of African.Football
9. Ethics and Responsible Reporting
We adhere to strict ethical standards.
We do NOT:
- Publish false or misleading information
- Promote hate speech, discrimination, or violence
- Engage in defamation or character attacks
- Sensationalize stories without factual basis
We DO:
- Respect human dignity
- Protect vulnerable individuals
- Exercise caution in sensitive matters
10. Coverage of Controversial Issues
Football can involve:
- Governance disputes
- Player controversies
- Legal matters
In such cases, we:
- Report responsibly and factually
- Avoid speculation
- Include verified statements from all relevant parties
11. User-Generated Content and Comments
Where applicable:
- Users must engage respectfully
- Offensive, abusive, or misleading content will be removed
African.Football reserves the right to:
- Moderate or delete user content
- Restrict access for violations
12. AI and Content Creation
African.Football may use technology, including AI tools, to assist in:
- Data processing
- Content structuring
- Workflow efficiency
However:
- All published content is reviewed and approved by human editors
- Editorial integrity remains a human responsibility
13. Conflict of Interest
Our editorial team must:
- Avoid conflicts of interest
- Disclose any potential conflicts
- Not accept incentives that could influence coverage
14. Diversity and Inclusion
We are committed to:
- Representing all regions of Africa
- Promoting diversity in football coverage
- Giving voice to underrepresented communities
15. Contact Us
For editorial enquiries, corrections, or feedback:
📍 African.Football GSDS Sports Data Services 114 Hill Street, Nima, Accra, Ghana
📧 Email: editor@african.football
16. Final Commitment
African.Football is committed to:
- Truthful reporting
- Editorial integrity
- Serving football fans across Africa and the world
We believe that credible journalism is essential to the growth and global recognition of African football.