With only six players in the current Banyana Banyana team with no FIFA Women’s World Cup experience, captain Refiloe “Fifi” Jane believes that this is the perfect balance for the team to stake their claim in this tournament.
The South African Football Association's [SAFA] CEO Lydia Monyepao has confirmed the remuneration which will be given to the players who represented Banyana Banyana against Botswana last weekend.
Banyana Banyana goalkeeper Kaylin Swart has likened their fight for the FIFA World Cup bonuses and other employment conditions in the national team to one of the world’s greatest statesmen, the late international icon Nelson Mandela.
Ithuba National Lottery is the latest company to pledge money towards Banyana Banyana bonuses, they confirmed yesterday that they will be contributing R2 million to the team.
Deputy chairperson of the Motsepe Foundation, Dr. Precious Moloi-Motsepe says the lip service on gender equality matters needs to come to an end in the country.
With Banyana Banyana’s bonuses row now sorted, the focus has shifted to resolving the support staff’s bonus issues ahead of the team’s departure for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup on Wednesday afternoon.