After ordering Americans without visa out of the country, Namibia’s new President launch construction of 7 CAF standard stadiums with 30,000 capacity

Africa is gradually waking up from it’s slumbers and citizens in some countries are about to taste real development.

Namibia’s new President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has announced the construction of 7 CAF standard stadiums.

The CAF standard stadiums will be built with each having a capacity of 30,000 people.

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Football has played a major role in the development of most countries, and ohh it is one of the main sport that United people.

Investing into football is one of the very best thing some European countries rely on and you can see the likes of South Africa, Algeria, Egypt and Morocco benefiting from the attractiveness of their respective leagues.

Talents are being natured, helping the country to perform at high level international and club football scenes.

Imagine having an African Cup of Nations qualifiers match only to be told you have to play at a nearby country because your country does not have a standard CAF stadium to host your opponents.

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Aside using the stadia for football development, Most countries rent it out for events and make millions out of it for economic growth.

This all may be some of the great reasons it is necessary for Namibia, having started establishing a name for themselves in the football scenes to have this standard stadiums.