The world football governing body, FIFA, is doing a commendable job which is bringing a positive impact on women’s football development in Rwanda, according to Rwanda FA’s acting National Women ...

In a landmark achievement for women’s football in the region, Sol Plaatje University Ladies Football Club has earned promotion to the prestigious Sasol League. Picture: Supplied The Sol Plaatje ...

Through their policies that allow athletes to pursue professional careers while keeping pathways for their return, the forces ...

South African-born coach Sheryl Botes believes Ugandan Women’s Football has a bright future as she continues to lend her ...

In that edition, the team lost 5-2 to Morocco, drew 0-0 with Rwanda, and fell 2-1 to Togo in their group matches. Uganda Cranes now faces an uphill task to break their group-stage curse in the ...

Former Uganda Cranes star player Hassan Wasswa Mawanda was one of the ... had seven previous editions and will be played in East Africa for the first time since Rwanda were hosts in 2016. Morocco and ...

Namibia lost 6-1 to Malawi and 5-0 to both Madagascar and South Africa at the Cosafa U-17 Women Championship in December 2024 but that is no reason for Uganda to rest on their laurels.

Looking on are Uganda football legend Hassan Wasswa(left), and Mrisho Ngasa (centre) of Tanzania. Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania have welcomed the Confederation of African Football's (CAF) decision to ...

Maggie Alphonsi joined Lidl and the LGFA to ‘Get Behind the Fight’ at the 2025 National Football League Launch in Croke Park. Picture: Conor McCabe Photography.

The Uganda U17 Women’s National Team conducted their final training session ahead of tomorrow’s FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup Qualifier first-leg tie against Namibia. Namibia will host the first ...

The Uganda Cranes will be under the tutelage of the highly experienced Paul Put. The Belgian tactician with wealth of African football experience, having led Burkina Faso to the finals of the ...

The 2024/2025 Nigeria Women Football League (NWFL) Premiership season is set to kick off on Wednesday, 15 January, with an exciting slate of fixtures across eight centres in the country.