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The kick-off at the African Cup of Nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea has beenmade. Both countries co-host the 28th African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2012)between 21 January and 12 February 2012. It is the first time for both countries tohost a big international sports event – and the biggest soccer event on the continentwill make Gabon and Equatorial-Guinea the centres of attention for a large part of theAfrican population. Gabon‟s government made investments in the scope of €370million, spent on equipment for the competition, inter alia for stadiums, hotels, andtransport system. Moreover, the country has had the financial and technical supportof, amongst others, China. Even if China cannot participate in the Cup itself, it is stillscoring goals with the event.

The African Cup of Nations 2012 – China’s goals