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Job Advertisement – Head of Women’s Football

Botswana Football Association invites suitably qualified professionals to apply for the position of WOMEN’S FOOTBALL MANAGER / HEAD OF WOMEN’S FOOTBALL.

Reporting to the General Secretary, the successful candidate in the position will be tasked with a unique opportunity to work in football and drive the women’s game forward within Botswana Football Association.

 FUNCTION: Project lead and manager

 JOB DESCRIPTION

Job overview

The Women’s Football Manager will be responsible for driving the growth and development of the women’s game in Botswana. This exciting new position comes with various responsibilities, cutting across all areas of football. Delivering and implementing a long-term women’s football strategy will lead to the successful growth of women’s football in our country. Ensuring that the whole population has access to this sport, for any level, age or background, is part of our mission. This role is therefore of great importance to the Botswana Football Association.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

  • Work in collaboration with relevant internal and external stakeholders, for the development of women’s football, namely to create and implement an overarching women’s football strategy.
  • Oversee, manage and improve women’s football activities, such as grassroots programmes or local and national competitions.
  • Collect and build a database on relevant statistics on girls and women’s football, in view to continuously track progress of the country.
  • Work with the Technical Director to identify areas of priority to improve the elite youth pathways system.
  • Work together with the marketing/communications department(s), to create an effective campaign which raises awareness and promotes women’s football and its benefits.
  • Establish a women’s football network and ensure communication flows across the organization, including the Women’s Football Committee.
  • Work with local NGO(s) to identify common goals for girls and women’s empowerment within society.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Bachelor degree from university or equivalent
  • Minimum 5 years working experience as a project manager
  • Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills
  • High levels of resilience, with an ability to manage multiple projects are once
  • Has a “can do attitude”, is open minded and has an intrinsic motivation to develop the women’s game
  • Able to adapt to different working environments, with an ability to manage upwards, but also able to lead discussions and individuals.
  • Has a good understanding of the football landscape. Experience as a player or a coach is a plus.
  • Driving license

CONDITION OF SERVICE

Three (3) year contract.

Qualifying candidates should deliver their applications, curriculum vitae and certified copies of certificates and Identity Card to:

The Chief Executive officer
Botswana Football Association
PO Box 1396
Gaborone

Or email to bfa@bfa.co.bw.

Only qualifying candidate/s will be contacted.

Closing date is 17 May 2019.

For Further information required contact the CEO Office on: Phone: 3900279

All applications will be treated in strict confidence

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Ramoreboli Names Final Zebras Squad For World Cup Qualifiers

The Botswana national football team, “The Zebras”, are gearing up for their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign with head coach Morena Ramoreboli announcing his final 26-man squad ahead of the crucial fixtures against Algeria and Somalia.

The Zebras will continue their journey towards securing a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with two important matches scheduled for later this month. They will face Algeria on March 21, 2025, followed by a clash with Somalia on March 25, 2025.

Ramoreboli had previously named an expanded provisional squad of 49 players last month as part of his preparations for the World Cup qualifiers. This final selection brings the squad down to 26 players, who will now look to deliver on the road to the World Cup Finals, to be held next year in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Among the notable inclusions in the squad are Theo Shadikong, a midfielder from TAFIC, and Kemoneetswe Mmangwedi, a defender also from TAFIC. Both players are receiving their first call-ups to the senior team. Another exciting addition is Reneilwe Batlokwa, a midfielder who plays in England for Maldo and Tiptree.

With these fresh faces, Ramoreboli’s squad brings a blend of experience and new talent, as Botswana aims to build momentum in the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.

 

 

The final 26-man squad is as follows:

GOALKEEPERS

Lesenya Malapela

Kabelo Maphakela

Goitseone Phoko

DEFENDERS

Alford Velaphi

Kitso Mangolo

Mothusi Johnson

Kemoneetswe Mmangwedi

Thabo Leinanyane

Tebogo Kopelang

Mosha Gaolalwe

Thatayaone Ditlhokwe

MIDFIELDERS

Gift Moyo

Gilbert Baruti

Lebogang Ditsile

Godiraone Modingwane

Koketso Majafi

Gape Mohutsiwa

Reneilwe Batlokwa

Theo Shadikong

FORWARDS

Segolame Boy

Tshepo Kelebale

Kabelo Seakanyeng

Thero Setsile

Thabang Sesinyi

Godfrey Tauyatswala

Tumisang Orebonye

 

 

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