
📸 Cosafa

Namibia clinched a historic first Cosafa Women’s Championship title with a 2-1 victory over host South Africa in a pulsating final. Nthabiseng Majiya put South Africa ahead on 37 minutes taking advantage of a headed clearance clinically. Muhinatjo Hanavi levelled the game on 55 minutes with a superb effort from outside the box. Memory Majiya pounced from close range two minutes into extra time rounding off a excellent team move to go 2-1 ahead. Despite the best efforts of the host, Namibia’s defense held out with a excellent display to earn Namibia their first title.
Zambia claimed the third spot defeating Zimbabwe 3-1.

Explosion of joy at the final whistle.
📸 Cosafa

Ampem remain clear in the north after 14 rounds despite being held by Prisons to a 1-1 draw. Savannah moved to second spot with a 2-0 win over Fosu, Maríam Iddrisu and Zuliene Iddrisu scoring the goals.
Hasaacas defeated Army 1-0 as Milot Pokuaa struck the winner on 48 minutes to open a 3pts gap at the top. Epiphany were held by Samartex as Police and Jónína played out a goalless draw all falling further behind the leader with four rounds remaining.

Konkola defeated Green Eagles 1-0 in a rescheduled game in the Zambia Women’s Super League.

Rayon thrashed Kigali 6-0 to strengthen their goal differencial over Police WFC who overcome APR 2-1 to remain level on 45pts. Indahangarwa earned a 1-0 win over Bugesera to remain 4pts further adrift.

Nsingizini Hotspur march on in Eswatini earning a 2-0 win against Green Mamba to stay three points ahead of reigning champions Young Buffaloes who stay in touch with a 3-0 win over Manzini Wanderers.

Ethio Electric remain two points clear in Ethiopia as they overcame Bahir Där 1-0, CBE eased to a 4-0 win over Sidama.

Akbou thrashed RS Tismsselt 8-1 to maintain a perfect record in Algeria and close in on retaining the title. Affak Relizane remain the nearest contender 8 pts adrift with a 5-1 win over Alger Centre. JS Kabylie moved into third spot defeating JF Khroub 2-0.

Catherine Jatta struck the winner to keep Determine Girls a point clear of Shaita Angels. Determine edged out Ravia 2-1 as Shaita fired seven past Tap Tap with Miatta Morris and Kaddy Jarju striking braces.

Nadi Quadi’s 52nd minute winner kept Mogbewmo Queens 6pts clear in Sierra Leone. Nency Kourouma lead the way for Ram Kamara striking a brace in a 6-0 win against Vem Buck.

Top Girls thrashed Bon Avenir 6-0 to move 11pts clear, the defending champions in destructive form as they race to complete their title defense.

Kawempe Muslim’s 3-0 win saw them overtake She Corporate on goal differencial. Asia Nae, Agnes Nabukenya and Namutebi Krusum stuck for Kawempe. She Corporate scored with a 87th minute winner from Sumaya Komuntale to defeat Amus College 1-0 to remain level points in a enthralling title race.

Esiz took advantage of Wend Raabo and Dafra being out of action to move off the bottom of the table with a excellent 2-1 win over Djelgodji. Leaders USFA were out of action with players on international duty.

AS Bambey extended their advantage in Senegal Poule B with a 2-0 win against Tigresses. Dakar SC beat Kumare 2-0 In rescheduled encounters.

Fofana Karidjau struck a brace, with Karamoko Nourah and Ndri Grace also on target to help Atletico D’Abijan defeat Etoile 4-2 to move 4pts clear of ASEC whose game against Inter was postponed.
Womens International Friendly
Despite the uncertainty of the WAFCON 2026 taking place in March national teams continued their preparation. Reports in many media platforms state behind the scenes a postponement has been decided but CAF has yet to publicly declare the fact.
Morocco 5-0 Burkina Faso
Mssoudy 4 6
Jraïdi 34 56
Mrabet 44
Braces for in form Sanaa Mssoudy and Ibtissam Jraïdi lead Morocco to defeat Burkina Faso 5-0.
Egypt 0-3 Algeria
Lína Boussaha 49’
Inès Khiri 55’
Nihed Naïli 87’
Côte D’ivoire 2-1 Benin
Ruth Sery 17
Ines Akissi Konan 29
Romaine Gandonou 62′
Cameroun 1-0 Nigeria
Mbomezomo Yvana 90
Yvana drove home a late winner for the host compiled of local players to upset Nigeria.
Pink Ladies Cup
Ghana 4-0 Hong Kong
Princess Marfo 28
Doris Boaduwaa 39
Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah 55
Ajegipina Zakaria 90
A excellent Ghana performance well taken goals, Games v Russia and Tanzania to come as they dominated Hong Kong to win 4-0.
Russia 4-1 Tanzania
Poliana Yuklyaeva 1
Nadezhda Smirnova 43 65
Valeria Lushnikova 82
Winifrida Gerald 85
Russia started very strong as they powered to a 4-1 win over Tanzania despite the change of personnel in their evolution of their squad.
































































































