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CAF appoints Kenyan refereeing team for Egypt's AFCON 2027 qualifier opener
September 22, 2026 at 06:26 PM · Updated 23d ago
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The Confederation of African Football has assigned a Kenyan refereeing team led by Peter Waweru Kamaku to officiate Egypt's Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifying match against Angola.
- CAF's refereeing committee appointed Kenyan referee Peter Waweru Kamaku to lead the officiating team for the fixture.
- Egypt hosts Angola on Friday at 10:00 pm at Cairo Stadium in the opening round of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers.
- Egypt will travel to Juba after the match to face South Sudan on September 29 in the second round.
- Kamaku has previously officiated nine matches involving Egyptian teams, issuing two red cards and no penalties.
- Angola's squad for the match features 15 Europe-based professionals, including Randy Nteka, Zito Luvumbo, Chico Banza, and David Carmo.
- Angola coach Aly Cissé has faced Egypt three times previously as Senegal's coach, recording one win, one loss, and a draw.
- Egypt completed its training camp after Mohamed Abdel Monem, Haitham Hassan, and Ibrahim Adel joined the squad.








