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Zambian army promotes players for securing Olympics ticket

Copper Queens captain, Barbara Banda, has been promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant by the Zambian Army for her role in the country's qualification for

Ghana: Black Queens wait on bonuses ahead of Olympic Games qualifier

Ghana's women's football team will be paid the bonuses they are due before Friday's Olympic Games qualifier, an official confirms.

Ghana: Black Queens wait on bonuses ahead of Olympic Games qualifier

Ghana's women's football team will be paid the bonuses they are due before Friday's Olympic Games qualifier, an official confirms.

COSAFA | Where are the last five Players of the Tournament?

Who are Ireland's opponents for tomorrow's first World Cup warm-up?

A closer look at Zambia ahead of tomorrow’s clash.

New Challenge at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations: Testosterone Tests – The Wire Science

For the first time, the Confederation of African Football – deferring to the gender rules of world football body FIFA – has taken the matter a step further.

2020 Olympics: What to expect from Africa's quartet in Tokyo

South Africa, who only finished third in qualifying, were handed what appears to be the easiest draw, having to contend with host Japan, Mexico (who have been mostly unconvincing in preparatory friendlies) and a France side wracked and ravaged by withdrawals at the last moment, and as such lacking any real cohesion. Whether they have the wherewithal to take advantage of having their kernels already cracked for them is a whole other matter. Winger Luther Singh is the star of the side, a quick, powerful winger with a decent shot and neat feet who will be hoping, as will most of the squad, to do as compatriot Keagan Dolly did in 2016 and earn greater recognition on the back of strong performances.

Racheal Nachula earns late Zambia call-up for Banyana Banyana friendly

'It's a good opportunity for us' - Zambia coach Mwape stresses importance of Banyana test

On his return to South Africa, Mwape is hoping to guide his side to a first-ever triumph over Desiree Ellis' team since 2012. "Facing South Africa it is a good opportunity for us to prepare the team adequately for the upcoming Olympics," Mwape told Goal. "We withdrew from the Turkish tournament due to Covid-19 but there no pressure on the team and girls are shaping up well and they're eager for the Olympic Games. "We are glad to be back in the camp and the match against South Africa will also help us to assess our local players and see those who can add value to the team.

'It's a good opportunity for us' - Zambia coach Mwape stresses importance of Banyana test