South Africa is reportedly in the running to host one of CAF's major annual ceremonies towards the end of the year.
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According to Maspero, South Africa have raised its hand to welcome the entire continent for the 24th annual CAF Awards.
Last year's edition was held in Marrakech, Morocco, but it could be set to be held on the other side of Africa, with the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosts said to be in the running.
South Africa is, however, not alone in their willingness to have the prestigious award ceremony held in their country, with it believed the likes of Egypt, Senegal, Nigeria, Ghana and Morocco again are all also keen on having the prize-giving ceremony in their respective nations.
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The CAF Awards are an annual event hosted by African football's governing body to celebrate the best players, coaches, teams and referees from the continent, and the Patrice Motsepe-led institution is yet to decide which nation will receive the honour of hosting the next iteration.
The same report claims that a decision will be taken later this month, when the CAF Executive Committee convenes to discuss a multitude of issues.
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It is said that also on the agenda of this meeting will be deciding when the CAF Super Cup between Al Ahly and Zamalek will be played, and when the next Africa Cup of Nations tournament will be played.
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