Sudan
Sudan’s first ever women’s club football league kicked off Monday, with two teams clashing at a Khartoum stadium as crowds of fans and diplomats cheered.
The championship, with 21 clubs, would have seemed unlikely just months ago when long time Islamist ruler Omar al-Bashir was in power.
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