Blind fans were given touch tech to follow Africa Cup games, but not for the final - News Summed Up

Blind fans were given touch tech to follow Africa Cup games, but not for the final


CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Despite the availability of haptic, or touch, devices for visually impaired supporters at the Africa Cup…CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Despite the availability of haptic, or touch, devices for visually impaired supporters at the Africa Cup of Nations, none will be available when Morocco plays Senegal in Sunday’s final in front of up to 69,500 supporters. Images of blind and visually impaired supporters using the devices at Africa Cup games were widely shared on social media. “As an initiative to show that blind and visually impaired people can watch soccer games, it’s a positive step. “I felt like I could see the ball,” El Hachimi told the AP. “This final, with the national team playing, should have included better representation of blind fans,” El Hachimi said.


Source: The North Africa Journal January 18, 2026 17:33 UTC



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