Ngoma Stadium was the stage for an exciting FIFA Women’s Football Campaign, organized in partnership with FERWAFA, aimed at promoting the development of women’s football. The event brought together 96 young girls, aged under 13 and under 15, from four teams: IPM, GS Kabare, Amizero FTC, and K.Eroi FTC. The festival was a celebration of grassroots football, allowing these aspiring footballers to showcase their skills and passion for the game. Each of the participating teams received eight football playing balls to support their continued growth in the sport. Among the dignitaries present wer

Ngoma Stadium was the stage for an exciting FIFA Women’s Football Campaign, organized in partnership with FERWAFA, aimed at promoting the development of women’s football. The event brought together 96 young girls, aged under 13 and under 15, from four teams: IPM, GS Kabare, Amizero FTC, and K.Eroi FTC. The festival was a celebration of grassroots football, allowing these aspiring footballers to showcase their skills and passion for the game. Each of the participating teams received eight football playing balls to support their continued growth in the sport. Among the dignitaries present were the FERWAFA Commissioner in charge of Women’s Football Development and the National Technical Director. Their presence highlighted the significance of the campaign in nurturing young talent and ensuring the future of women’s football in Rwanda remains bright. This initiative is part of a broader partnership between FERWAFA and FIFA to empower young girls through football, providing them with opportunities to develop their skills and encouraging greater participation in the sport from an early age. The event marks another step forward in promoting women’s football in Rwanda, as it seeks to inspire the next generation of female footballers to reach new heights in the sport.

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