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The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) today held a consultative workshop aimed at improving the FUFA Women Super League. The engagement, held at FUFA Hotel in Kisaasi, focused on the objective of commercialising women’s football in Uganda and was attended by key stakeholders in the women’s game.
Women football administrators after the workshop
The one-day workshop brought together representatives from the FUFA Women Super League, club officials, and members of the FUFA Women Football Committee.
This workshop forms part of the broader process to develop a commercial strategy for women’s football in Uganda under the FIFA Women’s Football Programmes. FUFA is one of only two Member Associations globally selected for the pilot phase. 
Freda Ayerango of Uganda Martyrs Lubaga WFT
The engagement was attended by FUFA Executive Members Agnes Mugena and Ronnie Kalema; FUFA CEO Edgar Watson Suubi; Deputy CEO in charge of Football, Decolas Kiiza Hantali; Football Development Director, Bashir Mutaaba; Women Football Development Officer, Joan Namusisi; members of the Women Football Committee; and representatives from the FUFA Women Super League. 
Joan Namusisi, FUFA Womenb football development officer
During the workshop, FUFA and the clubs jointly explored strategies to support the commercialisation of the Women Super League, with a focus on strengthening branding, marketing, revenue generation, and overall league visibility.
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