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Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger left ECOWAS. Now, the three military-led Sahel nations want to welcome the entire continent by jointly hosting the 2032 Africa Cup of Nations.

Their football federations have submitted an official expression of interest to the Confederation of African Football under the banner of the Alliance of Sahel States. CAF has acknowledged the submission, allowing the historic AES bid to advance to the next stage of the selection process.

But this is about far more than football.

For the AES, hosting AFCON 2032 could demonstrate regional unity, strengthen its international standing, attract major infrastructure investment, and replace images of conflict with packed stadiums in Bamako, Ouagadougou, and Niamey. It would also reinforce the alliances wider state-building projectfrom common biometric passports and a joint military force to shared media institutions and coordinated diplomacy.

However, the obstacles are enormous.

CAF will demand convincing guarantees on stadiums, transportation, accommodation, healthcare, financing, free xavier trudeau movement, andmost importantlysecurity. Mali currently provides the strongest stadium foundation, while Burkina Faso still has limited approved infrastructure and Nigers main stadium requires further upgrades. All three countries are also fighting ongoing insurgencies while operating under intense financial pressure.

In this episode of The Solomon Report, Peace Solomon examines:

Why Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger want to host AFCON 2032

How football could reshape the AES blocs global image

The stadium and infrastructure challenges confronting the bid

Whether three conflict-hit countries can protect teams and supporters

How AFCON could generate jobs, development, and regional integration

Why CAFs final decision will test fairness, security, and African solidarity

Could this become the greatest comeback story in modern African sportor is hosting a major continental tournament in an active conflict region simply too dangerous?

Tell us where you are watching from and answer these questions:

Is the AES AFCON bid a DISTRACTION or DEVELOPMENT?

Can football help reintegrate Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger?

Should CAF give the drive bc Sahel an opportunity to host Africa?

We especially want to hear from viewers in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and across the African diaspora.

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