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Why has Caf abandoned plans to hold Afcon every four years?

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BBC SportWhy has Caf abandoned plans to hold Afcon every four years?
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The Africa Cup of Nations will remain on a two-year cycle after the Confederation of African Football performed a U-turn on a decision taken last December.

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