US EditionAfrica Sports in Abidjan: the Sinking of an Institution Under the Kuyo téa Narcisse Era
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Four years after the normalization period supposed to put the green and red house in order, the Africa Sports of Abidjan never seemed so divided, weakened and decredible. At the head of the club, Kuyo Téa Narcisse, former glory of the club elected in an already tense climate, now embodies for many supporters the drift of a project that promised reconciliation, but which led to fracture and distrust.
On Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 10 a.m., at CERAO, the Africa Sports d'Abidjan will hold its General Assembly. This meeting will mark an important turning point for the green and red club, since Kuyo Téa Narcisse, president of the club since 2021, will not be running for a new term. As anticipated for several days, Mr. Zebé Guillaume, member of the Board of Directors, is the only candidate in the run to succeed him. The Technical Electoral Commi…
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