The All-in-One Platform for African Sports Excellence
Powering the Future of Sports Management with Advanced Technology
Our Products
Powerful Tools for Every Sports Organization
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TrueAge™ Verification
- QR-coded wristbands for instant verification
- Tamper-proof digital ID system
- Real-time eligibility checks
- Streamlined tournament check-in
02
SPEAR™ Index and Performance Dashboard
- SPEAR = Speed, Power, Endurance, Agility, Reactiveness
- Comprehensive player analytics
- Team performance metrics
- Talent development tracking
03
Live Match Center
- Real-time score updates
- Live player statistics
- Automated tournament brackets
- Instant notifications for fans
Key Features
Connect Passion with Performance
Smart Performance Analytics
- - AI-powered talent scouting and development
- - SPEAR™ Index: Custom analytics for African athletes
- - Real-time performance tracking
- - Video highlights and statistical analysis
- - Advanced injury prevention and management
Seamless Event Management
- - One-click tournament creation
- - SPEAR™ Index: Custom analytics for African athletes
- - Digital ticketing and registration
- - Real-time match updates and live streaming
- - Automated scheduling
- - Marketplace for event logistics
- - Secure age verification with TrueAge™ technology
Academy Management Suite
- - Digital player profiles and registration
- - Cloud-based document management
- - Integrated payment processing
- - Training and match scheduling
- - Parent-coach communication platform
Blog
Age Cheating in African Sports: A Stain on the Game
Age cheating, the act of falsifying one's age to gain an unfair advantage, is a persistent problem plaguing the world of sports. While it occurs globally, it has become a particularly concerning issue in Africa, casting a shadow over the continent's vibrant sporting landscape.
Age cheating has significantly impacted African sports, with several high-profile cases highlighting the issue.
Nigeria has a history of age cheating, leading to a 1989 FIFA ban. Today, suspicions of systemic fraud persist, emphasizing the need for transparency. Ghana's ban from the 2015 African U-17 Championship for fielding overage players underscores the necessity for stricter age verification protocols. Cameroon Under-17 Teams of 2017 and 2023 were at the center of incidents where players failed MRI tests highlighting the ongoing nature of age cheating. Similarly, Kenyan Under-17 National Team’s 2003 dissolution due to overage players damaged the nation’s football reputation, showcasing the importance of detecting and preventing age fraud. Age cheating in African sports is a widespread problem with far-reaching consequences. This unethical practice is driven by several factors, including unreliable birth registration systems, intense pressure to succeed, economic hardship, and cultural factors that may view bending the rules as a means of survival.
Meet Our Team
Natalia Cubillos - CEO
Economist and adept problem solver. Expert in Logistics, supply chain and distribution across 15+ countries. Founder of a digital marketplace in rural Colombia and Mexico.
Saimi Tande - CPO
IT Systems Architect, Designed and developed systems for rental and schools management. CEO & Founder of Mobifin Plus, an online payments platform for businesses.
Norman Munge - CTO
Tech expert and software engineer with experience in agriculture, music and education startups. Founder of software-focused developing applications for diverse industries.
AM Essoungou - CMO
Former BBC foreign correspondent, former UN as political advisor, Co-founder of Taboo Sports Marketing, an agency and Editions Tila, a publisher specializing in sports.