
CAF Pan African Schools tourney CECAFA qualifiers set for Tanzania in January
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Winners at the zonal level will go home with up to Ksh 12 million.
The Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CACAFA) has announced that the Zonal qualifiers for the CAF Pan African Schools Championship will take place next year in January in Tanzania.
Initially the qualifiers were meant to take place in Uganda this month, but after consultations with the Confederation of African Football (CAF), the qualifiers will now take place in Tanzania.
“Kindly be advised that the qualifiers for Pan African Schools Championship will now be hosted by Tanzania Football Federation from January 15th, 2023,” said the CECAFA Executive Director, Auka Gecheo in a communication to all members.
Gecheo said apart from Ethiopia, Somalia, and Eritrea, they now have teams from the other member countries that will take part. Amus College (Girls category) and Royal Giant High School (Boys Category) will represent Uganda at the Zonal qualifiers.
The continental tournament which serves as the final tournament of the CAF Pan African Schools Championship will take place April 7-9, 2023
Winners of the African Schools Football Championship will pocket up to Ksh 36 million at the continental level while those at the zonal level will go home with up to 12 million.
Prize money for African Schools Football Championship Winners on the continent.
— Cephas TENDEREZA (@CephasTendereza) October 3, 2022
Winner - 300,000 USD
Runners-up - 200 000 USD
3rd Position - 150,000 USD
Uganda will host the CECAFA Regional Qualifiers with Royal Giants High & AMUS College representing. pic.twitter.com/iuiqO7Lz0Y
As such, in the event that a school emerges victorious both at the zonal level and at the continental level it will walk away with Ksh 48 million.
The African Schools Programme initiative is a continuity of CAF’s commitment under President Patrice Motsepe’s vision to improve youth football and strengthen the CAF Member Associations’ capacity.








