In 1970, Morocco became the first African country to participate in the Fifa World Cup in 36 years. This year, Morocco return to the tournament after another long absence. 

In 1970, Morocco became the first African country to participate in the Fifa World Cup in 36 years. This year, Morocco return to the tournament after another long absence.&nbsp;

Many of the nations participating in the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia have a memorable story and milestone in world football's greatest showpiece. Africa's representatives in this World Cup are no different. The African Pride gives you the World Cup story of Africa's five representatives in the 2018 FIFAWorld Cup.

African Pride

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African Pride: Morocco returns to the World Cup

Isana Cordier, Sector Head: Consumer Goods and Services at Absa Group joins Bruce Whitfield for Absa Insights into Black Friday trends. 

Isana Cordier, Sector Head: Consumer Goods and Services at Absa Group joins Bruce Whitfield for Absa Insights into Black Friday trends.&nbsp;

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Bruce Whitfield is joined by Isana Cordier, Consumer Sector Head at Absa, Corporate and Investment Banking and an expert panel of guests - including Evan Walker, Anthony Thunstrom, Bongiwe Ntuli and Vaughn Croeser - to share valuable insights on the future of Consumer Goods and Services in a post lockdown world.

Bruce Whitfield is joined by Isana Cordier, Consumer Sector Head at Absa, Corporate and Investment Banking and an expert panel of guests - including Evan Walker, Anthony Thunstrom, Bongiwe Ntuli and Vaughn Croeser - to share valuable insights on the future of Consumer Goods and Services in a post lockdown world.

African Pride: Morocco returns to the World Cup

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