14 July 2023 WIFFSA Executive Meeting

Venue: Lawyers for Human Rights

Pretoria Central, Visagie Street
Opening Prayer & Remarks - Mr Basil Dube
Introductions:

 Basil Dube
 Sipho Nkosi
 Tafadzwa Hlambelo
 Phumzile Masombuka
 Finkie Magogodi
 Neo Bosega
 Mbulelo Maliwa
 Koketso Majakata
WIFFSA Background:
WIFFSA is an NPO aimed and dedicated to the development of female football in South
Africa. Part of the aim is to ensure that academic institutions are a home for sports
development, especially in football for women. WIFFSA was founded in 2016, however, due
to the Covid 19 pandemic and other societal factors it was only established in 2023.
Concern for the need of an organisation like WIFFSA was because we only have a few
female soccer players in South Africa and there are no organisations encouraging the
development of sports for females. Therefore, WIFFSA is there to facilitate the participation
of women in football and creating a conclusive environment.
Vision:
Our vision is to create an alternative platform for the development of female football, to
identify talent and bring it into the right platforms that will help in developing it. Not only are
we developing players but also football administrators, coaches, sports medical practitioners,
etc.
WIFFSA will not be responsible for the establishment of soccer teams, but we will be
encouraging the establishment of the teams by providing the necessary tools and resources
thereof. We as WIFFSA are established as a support system for the development of female
football and we will be working with different partners.
Key Objectives:

 Conduct research and present it on different media platforms.

 Publish literature books about football.
 Identify organisations working within schools.
WIFFSA Potential Partners:

 SAFA
 Standard Bank
 ABSA
 Tyme Bank
 National Lottery Commission
  Discovery Healthcare (sports medical practitioners)
 Assupol
 Metropolitan
 Nedbank
 Randwest Local Municipality
 Diale Funerals
 National Department of Sports, Arts & Culture
 Sports Trust
 UP – High Performance Centre
 NWU – Football Academies
 NMU – Sports Department
 UJ – Good sporting facilities
 Virgin Active
 Zone Fitness
 Planet Fitness
 Ace Ntsoelengoe Foundation
How will WIFFSA sustain its programs?
WIFFSA will sustain its programs through various sponsorships, funding, investments and
donations.
As part of its programmes WIFFSA will be offering internships to those studying towards
sports related fields and programmes in colleges and universities, for this program WIFFSA
will be partnering with various gyms across the country.

WIFFSA Head Office: Randfontein

Satellite Office:

 Pretoria
 Eastrand
 Mafikeng
 Sedibeng

WIFFSA Launch:
August 25, 2023 – Female Football Administrators Workshop
August 26, 2023 – WIFFSA Official Launch and Exhibition games.
Venue: Mohlakeng (Official Launch) and Ace Ntoelengoe Stadium for the Exhibition Games.
We need for teams for the exhibition games including the SAPS Randfontein ladies football
team, one other adult team and two under 19 teams.
Exhibition Games Coordinators:

 Koketso Majakata
 Mbulelo Maliwa
 Neo Bosega
 Finkie Magogodi
Main Launch Coordinators:

 Basil Dube
 Tafadzwa Hlambelo
 Phumzile Masombuka
 Siphon Nkosi
 Neo Bosega
Main roles and responsibilities will be finalised during the course of the week.
Next meeting to be announced.