East Africa Correspondent
African Sports Integrity Organization (ASIO)
East AfricaDaniel Mwangi covers sports development, federation governance, and grassroots-to-elite pathways in East Africa. His work highlights transparency issues, athlete welfare, and the intersection of politics and sport administration.
Promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity in African sport.
National team players accused of placing bets in one or two matches
The latest gambling indictment tied to college basketball is not an isolated scandal but a predictable outcome of the widespread legalization of sports betting in the United States
The billionaire-backed “Doping Games” is luring Olympian-caliber athletes with cash, drugs, and science. Are these athletes reckless outliers—or the honest future of elite sport?
Multiple Zimbabwe Football Association officials face charges of corruption, embezzlement, and involvement in match-fixing schemes affecting African competitions.
The Football Kenya Federation faces allegations of widespread corruption and misappropriation of FIFA development funds meant for grassroots football.
Former CAF President Issa Hayatou and Ivory Coast FIFA member Jacques Anouma allegedly received bribes to vote for Qatar 2022 World Cup bid.
Kenya's athletics federation rocked by allegations that officials diverted funds meant for Olympic preparation and athlete welfare.
The 2006 Calciopoli scandal exposed widespread match-fixing in Italian football, resulting in Juventus being stripped of titles and relegated.
The Salt Lake City bid for the 2002 Winter Olympics exposed widespread bribery of IOC members, leading to major reforms in Olympic governance.
If you have information about sports integrity issues, our team is ready to investigate.
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