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TotalEnergies CHAN 2024 Media Accreditation window reopens
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TotalEnergies CHAN 2024 Media Accreditation window reopens

The Media Accreditation application window for the TotalEnergies CAF African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 will reopen from Monday, 6 January to Thursday, 9 January 2025 The eighth edition of the CHAN tournament will take place in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania from 1 – 28 February 2025. The finals will be contested by nineteen (19) countries made up of the three host nations, three qualified nations from each of CAF’s other five Zonal Unions, as well as a single slot reserved for the best performing team from the CECAFA region. Media interested in covering the CHAN tournament can apply via the CAF Media Channel. All applications are subject to confirmation and will not be processed on a first come, first served basis. Successful applicants will be notified and provided wit...
Media accreditation process for CAF U17 Girls Integrated Football Tournament (GIFT) now open
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Media accreditation process for CAF U17 Girls Integrated Football Tournament (GIFT) now open

The media accreditation application window for the CAF U17 Girls Integrated Football Tournament (GIFT) to be hosted in Tanzania in January 2025 is now open. The accreditation window will close on 05 January 2025. Media interested in covering this event can apply for accreditation via the CAF Media Channel. All applications are subject to confirmation. International applicants should be aware of Tanzania's visa requirements. Securing a visa will be the responsibility of each individual. For more information on the CAF U17 Girls Integrated Football Tournament (GIFT) Tanzania 2025, visit www.cafonline.co
World Athletics publishes media accreditation guidelines 
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World Athletics publishes media accreditation guidelines 

World Athletics has published its media accreditation guidelines for World Athletics Series (WAS) events, effective from 2025. These guidelines, now available under the 'media' section of the World Athletics Library, represent a step in adapting to the evolving needs and practices of global media and independent professionals.The guidelines recognise the diverse and dynamic landscape of media coverage today. World Athletics is committed to providing a professional, respectful and efficient work environment for all accredited media. The new guidelines aim to meet the demands of a modern, global media workforce while maintaining the high standards expected of coverage at WAS events. Why update these guidelines now?The media landscape is undergoing transformation, with technological...