'A professional women's league will help Banyana at international level'
04 August 2019 - 00:00
The University of the Western Cape played a big part in the liberation struggle. Today, UWC is fighting another battle in trying to promote women’s football in SA. The key strategy to uplift women’s football at UWC has been to pump in more resources — even more than what the men receive. This decision was influenced by the team’s performance, said Mandla Gagayi, the university’s head of sport...
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