Partenariat entre FECAFOOT et BetPawa pour le développement du football féminin au Cameroun
La Fédération camerounaise de football (FECAFOOT) a signé un partenariat avec BetPawa pour soutenir le football féminin, incluant une prime de victoire pour les joueuses de la Guinness Super League. BetPawa investit près de 76 millions de FCFA pour améliorer les conditions des joueuses et renforcer la visibilité du football féminin, qui souffre d'un manque de financements et de professionnalisation.
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