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Category: Central Africa

WAFCON 2022: GROUP B PREVIEW

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  • June 26, 2022
  • Central Africa
CAMEROON, ZAMBIA, TUNISIA, TOGO Our WAFCON Group previews continues, and today we take a look at each teams in Group B and their run to the tournament. GROUP B FIXTURES SUNDAY, 3...
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Burundi, Seychelles make FIFA Women’s World Ranking debut

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  • June 17, 2022
  • Central Africa
Burundi, one of the teams that will be making their debut at this year’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, are one of two newly-ranked African teams featuring in the latest...
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Africa to parade six referees at the FIFA U20 World Cup

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  • June 4, 2022
  • Central Africa
Credit: Football Australia Australia will have a strong presence of match officials at this year’s FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup 2022™ in Costa Rica after three representatives were named in FIFA’s list of...
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Cameroon-Ladies Football: Awa FC Leads Championship

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  • May 26, 2022
  • Central Africa
The defending champion of the Guinness Super League started the new season with a bang and now has 6 wins in 6 games played. Credit: Journal du Cameroun On August 8, 2021,...
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About Ladies March

LadiesMarch is a women’s football media platform that amplifies the voices of African football heroines who are mostly marginalized.

Covering womens football from Algeria to Zimbabwe has been a dream and a journey that we have kept alive since 2014, when as a group of young women in Nigeria, we expanded our work from freelance radio broadcasters, to the digital women’s football pioneers.

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