Banyana Draw With Cameroon in Yaoundé

Banyana Banyana have drawn their warm-up match against Cameroon 1-1 in Yaoundé. Central defender Amanda Sister, back from injury, scored the equaliser with 2 minutes left on the clock.

Banyana Camp in Cameroon Ahead of AWC

Coach Joseph Mkhonza fine-tunes Banyana Banyana at the final national camp in Yaoundé, Cameroon, ahead of their opening 2012 CAF African Women’s Championships fixture against Equatorial Guinea on 28 October.

Banyana ready to rise up rankings at AWC

Banyana Banyana will have more than winning the CAF African Women Championship on their mind when they leave for Cameroon this Friday. The team also want to climb up the FIFA Rankings.

Banyana Vow to do SA Proud

Coach Mkonza acknowledges that the absence of three Banyana Banyana’s international players will test the team at the CAF African Women Championship 2012 in Equatorial Guinea, but insists that their objective on improving their FIFA and CAF ranks remains on the cards

Dlamini Wins Zim Friendly for Banyana

Pin-point cross from debutant Silindile Ngubane ensures @Banyana captain Amanda Dlamini wins 1st of 2 pre-African Women’s Champs friendly vs Zim with the match’s only goal in Dobsonville on Saturday evening

Banyana Keen on Debut AWC Win

Coach Joseph Mkhonza will take the national women’s football team Banyana Banyana to the hot climatic conditions in Yaoundé, Cameroon, for final preparations ahead of the 8th CAF African Women Championship 2012, which start in Malabo against hosts Equatorial Guinea on 28 October.

Olympic Experience Lifts Banyana

Banyana Banyana want to keep up the momentum from the Olympic Games, where they held world champions Japan to a goalless draw in their final match . The squad is preparing for the upcoming African Women’s Championships in Equatorial Guinea where they will compete against the continent’s best from 28 October – 11 November 2012.

Coach Wants Win Dead or Alive

On 18 February, Banyana Banyana lost 2-1 to Equatorial Guinea’s Women in Malabo in a stark set-back for their Women’s Olympic Football qualification ambitions.

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