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Molwantwa: Take Women's Football Serious

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By Malose Wa Ga Lamola  South African Football Association (SAFA) in the North West province is pleased with the visit of Banyana Banyana mentor, Desiree Ellis, to conduct a workshop with Sasol league coaches in the platinum province this past weekend. Ellis has been in three provinces, Free State, Kwa Zulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape, prior to her visit to the North West. SAFA NW Chairperson and National Executive Committee member, David Molwantwa, said Ellis visit to Potchefstroom encouraged the province to do even better. “It gives us a great pleasure as the SAFA NW to have to welcome the Senior Women’s National Team Head Coach to our province. This is a province of goodwill, surrounded by peace-loving people with talent in football. I see this visit as a great opportunity for us to improve the quality of football played in our province by both males and females,” Molwantwa. Of all four provinces North West is the only one with a full attendance by coaches, with a tot

IsaDi And Tsunami Queens Announced A Season Long Partnership

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By Malose Wa Ga Lamola  The International Sports Apparel Design Institute - IsaDi and Hollywoodbets Super League side Tsunami Queens FC, announced a new one-year partnership with a deal that will see Isadi manufacture and supply the club with playing wear and supporters replica jerseys. Tsunami Queens and IsaDI have provided details of the first collaborations with independent women's football clubs in South African football. IsaDi Chief Executive Officer, Benny Mokhalinyane, explains the nature of the deal struck between the two parties. "(We will provide Tsunami Queens with) A match kit and replica model Sponsorship. With the merchandising of Match kit replicas to be retailed to fans." Said Mokhalinyane.   IsaDi broke into the sports arena when they first announced their three year partnership with Football Association of Malawi (FAM) back in 2018. The Kagiso Dikgacoi led enterprise will not pump money into the club's coffers but Tsunami