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Seoposenwe rejects overseas move for Sasol internship.

Banyana Banyana striker Jermaine Seoposenwe has revealed that she gave up the opportunity of playing professional football in Europe in order to pursue an internship with Sasol. It was while playing for the University of The Western Cape in 2013 that the youngster from Mitchell’s Plain in Cape Town was spotted and offered a soccer scholarship to attend Samford University in the United States. Seoposenwe’s football flourished in Alabama. In […]

today07/08/2018

LIFESTYLE

Smeda hoping for Champions League action

Apart from the World Cup, the Uefa Champions League is the most coveted competition to play in, players would do anything, including putting their lives on hold for the chance of playing in Europe’s top club competition.  Leandra Smeda’s recent move to Lithuanian side Gintra Universitetas was motivated by the prospect of facing the world’s best women footballers. The Banyana Banyana midfielder even made a bold decision to put her […]

today17/07/2018

Ria Ledwaba Safa Vice President

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Will Ledwaba’s appointment make women’s football better?

By Busisiwe Mokwena It was back in 2001 that then Safa President Molefi Oliphant announced that South Africa would have a professional women’s football league by 2003. It’s 2018 and we are still waiting. Seventeen years later these promises continue, the latest coming from newly reelected Safa President Danny Jordaan who announced upon his re-election two weeks ago that his next five year term in charge would see a shift […]

today05/06/2018

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Cape Town Roses give up on Sasol title

By Busisiwe Mokwena The lack of proper facilities has left Cape Town Roses coach with no option but to give up on winning the league, even before the season starts. Unlike the other provinces where women’s football started in March, the Western Cape Sasol League will only start their season in June due to the continuous drought threat in the Western Cape. The lack of rain in the Western Cape […]

today23/05/2018

NEWS

High and dry.

In the week when the mother of nation was buried it is sad to hear that women’s football is once again getting the short end of the stick in South Africa. The prolonged drought in the Western Cape has wreaked havoc across several different sporting codes in the province from cricket to football as pitches have turned to dust bowls and become unplayable. For this reason, the South African Football […]

today17/04/2018

NEWS

School leagues can improve participation- Ledwaba

The recent two day CAF Women’s Symposium held in Morocco may have brought a lot of promise to the growth of women’s football on the continent, however with the recommendations yet to be adopted, it remains to be seen if the event was successful.  The event, held under the theme: Raising Our Game, was aimed at bringing forth suggestions on how to increase female participation in the sport which will […]

today13/03/2018

NEWS

National pride doesn’t pay the bills

Inequality continues to rear its ugly head in South African football. While the nation celebrated Bantwana’s qualification for this year’s Under-17 World Cup, SAFA by their actions have revealed that they value the men’s Under-17 team more than the girls Under-17 team. SAFA President Danny Jordaan says Bantwana won’t be paid any incentive bonuses for qualifying for Uruguay 2019, yet Amajibos were paid bonuses for qualifying for the Under-17 World […]

today06/03/2018

NEWS

Is Safa doubtful of Ellis’ capabilities?

Safa’s decision to appoint Desiree Ellis as permanent Banyana Banyana coach, shouldn’t have taken 18 months. Before Banyana Banyana took to Cameroon for the Afcon in 2016, the mother body was already speaking about getting a replacement for Vera Pauw (who had vacated the job after the Rio Olympics) but it took another year before the former captain was given the baton. The amount of time between Ellis taking over […]

today27/02/2018

NEWS

Women’s football growth is slow

Sometimes it’s hard to believe that the first international match Banyana Banyana played was in 1993, looking at where women’s football is in the country. The growth of the women’s game is moving at a snail pace. One would have thought that with the milestones reached by the national team, including two Olympic Games appearances, a lot would have been done to speed up the progress. In fact, I am […]

today20/02/2018

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