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AFL celebrates African Month, honouring new flow into the game

Charlie Curnow of the Blues (left) and Majak Daw
Charlie Curnow of the Blues (left) and Majak Daw Source: AAP

Since North Melbourne utility player Majak ((MAH-jahk)) Daw burst onto the scene several years ago, the AFL has watched a proliferation of young players of African descent make their mark on the game. Now, by celebrating the diversity of African migrants, the league says it hopes to create new pathways not just onto the field but across the community.


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By Ajak Deng Chiengkou, Sarah Abo

Presented by Ajak Deng Chiengkou

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Since North Melbourne utility player Majak ((MAH-jahk)) Daw burst onto the scene several years ago, the AFL has watched a proliferation of young players of African descent make their mark on the game. Now, by celebrating the diversity of African migrants, the league says it hopes to create new pathways not just onto the field but across the community.



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