
Desiree Ellis Previews International Friendly vs Serbia
Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis says taking on Serbia will be a good preparation ahead of their second stint at the FIFA Women’s World

Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis says taking on Serbia will be a good preparation ahead of their second stint at the FIFA Women’s World

Debbie Hewitt MBE, Football Association’s first woman chair and one of the UK’s most influential, takes up her new role as FIFA Vice-President.
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Women’s Super League side Brighton announce the appointment of Melissa Phillips as their new head coach. Albion are currently bottom of the table and in

Top seed Kaitlyn Ramduth defeats ninth-seeded Amike Botha 6-1, 6-1 in the girls’ open category. Ramduth will next face Arili Boshoff of Mpumalanga for a

The Nigeria Cricket Federation awards contracts to prominent women national team players, with 18 players included in the first portion. A further 14 players will

Banyana Banyana’s international football star Thembi Kgatlana has been recognised for her outstanding achievements over the years, as she features on the FORBES Africa 30

The FIFA Foundation confirms 114 not-for-profit organisations from 54 countries that will benefit from financial support under its Community Programme in 2023.
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The National Women’s Soccer League announces investment group Sixth Street Partners has been awarded expansion rights to add a new team to the Northern California

South African captain Roxanne Clarke elects Mari-Louise van Zyl, Naledi Manyube, Suzanie Pretorius and Isabella Kruger to represent the country at the Billie Jean King

Award-winning South African women in sport headline the fourth monthly intake of newsmakers ahead of our fifth edition of the gsport Annual List event powered

The South African Table Tennis Board makes an official call for volunteers ahead of the 2023 World Table Tennis Championships which will take place in

Cricket South Africa announce the 2023 Women’s National Academy squad, including SA U19 Women’s graduates and World Cup stars – Oluhle Siyo, Jenna Evans, Ayanda


