Analysis - Women's football in Africa has been through radical changes over the past few years. From small beginnings in the late 1990s, it has grown to the point that its biggest competition is ...

Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis defended her goalkeeper rotation policy at WAFCON amid fan criticism, saying she trusts ...

Like around the rest of the world, women's soccer is growing in Africa. At the expanded 2023 Women's World Cup, there were ...

Banyana Banyana aim to build on their unbeaten group stage performance as they prepare to face a formidable Senegal in the WAFCON quarter-finals, with hopes of defending their title in Morocco ...

Nigeria’s credentials in African women’s football will be put to the test on Friday (today) as nine-time champions, the Super ...

Zambia’s Copper Queens, victimized 6-0 in a group phase match in Namibia in 2014 and 4-0 in another group phase match in ...

Springbok Women coach Swys de Bruin has named a 32-player squad to take on the Black Ferns XV in two matches in Cape Town in ...

After recovering from a long-term injury, Bambanani Mbane is once again proving to be a key component in Banyana Banyana’s ...

World Football's Maz Farookhi previews the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals from Morocco with Nigeria journalist Biola Solace-Chukwu from Ladies March and Moroccan journalist Kaoutar Alaidi ...

Ghana's Black Queens were a dominant force in the early years of WAFCON, reaching three finals in the first five editions.

Sports fans have plenty to look forward to this weekend, with the Springboks, Proteas, and Banyana Banyana all in action, while the Open Championship is also underway in Northern Ireland. Here then ...