About Us
Official Partners
These partners are not only financial contributors — they are partners in purpose, helping us build a sustainable foundation for women’s football development across South Africa.
Honoring the power
of Women
Decades ago, brave women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria, standing together for freedom, equality, and recognition.
Their courage paved the way for generations of women to lead, inspire, and succeed.
The Women’s Football Empowerment Cup carries that same legacy — using football as a platform for social transformation, leadership, and empowerment.
We extend heartfelt appreciation to SAFA National President, Dr. Danny Jordaan, for his leadership in promoting women’s football and expanding opportunities for development across provinces.
Through his support, and the guidance of Provincial President Tankiso Modipa, this initiative continues to grow in reach and impact across all regions.
Years Experience
Team Members
Expert Trainers
Teams Build
Dreams
The Women’s FA Cup is delivered by a dedicated team of organisers, administrators, and football professionals committed to growing the women’s game. Together, they ensure every competition is professionally managed, inclusive, and focused on creating meaningful opportunities for players and clubs nationwide.
Anda Ntantala
Overberg Football Association
Nomkhosi Zulu
Kwazulu-Natal Football Association
Ursula Lawrence
Tournament Coodinator
Dreams And Teams Work Together
Foster a culture of respect, recognition, and opportunity for women in all areas of sport — from playing fields to leadership roles.
Blog &
Article
The Women’s FA Cup unites women’s football clubs from across South Africa, creating opportunity, visibility, and growth through a clear pathway from provincial stages to a national final celebrating excellence in the women’s game.
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The Rise of Women’s Football in South Africa
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Restored Hope for Young Female Soccer Players
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