Women footballers to hold course

WOMEN’S football could soon get back on course with a workshop to rebuild the game planned for Soccer House from today to Sunday.

Organised by the Namibia Football Association (NFA), the workshop is aimed at reviving women’s football in the country in line with the Association’s long-term strategic plan, with the assistance of the International Federation of Football Associations (Fifa). A media statement this week said the seminar would deal with the issues of development, structures and policies, which will be forwarded to the NFA executive committee for implementation.Two delegates from each region have been invited to attend.”Participation and contribution towards this effort to rebuild women’s football and to take it to the next level is our utmost task,” the statement read.Currently, Nedbank sponsors the Namibia Women’s Football League which is having its matches in mostly Windhoek.A media statement this week said the seminar would deal with the issues of development, structures and policies, which will be forwarded to the NFA executive committee for implementation.Two delegates from each region have been invited to attend.”Participation and contribution towards this effort to rebuild women’s football and to take it to the next level is our utmost task,” the statement read.Currently, Nedbank sponsors the Namibia Women’s Football League which is having its matches in mostly Windhoek.

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