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The Executive Committee

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27 February 2017

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The Executive Committee shall be responsible for the execution of the policies and decisions of the General Assembly, the management and administration of the EFA.
It shall take decisions on all matters that do not fall within the sphere of responsibility of the General Assembly or other bodies by law or under these Statutes;
The Executive Committee shall appoint the chairmen and members of the Standing Committees and Judicial bodies;
The Executive Committee may decide to set up ad-hoc committees if necessary at any time;
The Executive Committee shall compile regulations for the organization of standing committees and ad-hoc committees;
The Executive Committee may delegate tasks arising out of its area of authority to other bodies of the EFA or third parties;
It may dismiss members of Standing Committees if they are guilty of serious violation of their duty and replace them for the remainder of their term of office.
It shall appoint or dismiss the General Secretary on the proposal of the President.The General Secretary shall attend meetings of the Executive Committee ex-officio;
Shall propose independent auditors to the General Assembly;
Shall decide the place and dates of and the number of teams participating in the competitions of the EFA. It shall be the supreme authority for all matters concerning the EFA competitions;
The Executive Committee shall approve regulations stipulating how the EFA shall be organized internally;
Shall appoint the coaches for the representative teams and other technical staff;
Shall ensure that the Statutes are applied and adopt the executive arrangements for their application;
Acquire by way of purchased, donation, aid or grant or lease any property moveable or immovable and dispose of the same by way of sale, lease, donation, or otherwise, subject to approval by the General Assembly.
To enter into contract on behalf of the EFA.
To call for and examine audited accounts of any member association before such association could receive grants-in aid (where and if applicable);
Regulate its procedures.
Recommend to the EFA the award of medals, diplomas, trophies and other incentives for the encouragement and promotion of sporting and activities for outstanding sporting achievements;
Invite at its discretion one or more persons to attend a meeting or meetings for the purpose of assisting the committee in any matter.
A person invited under sub-section s(i) above may participate in the deliberations of the Executive of the Executive Committee but shall have no vote.
Receive accounts, budgets and reports of associations and make recommendations to the NFAS;
Order an association to elect an interim committee in the event of an executive Committee of a member association or league is suspended;
Order and supervise the handover of the assets and all official documents of the member association by the suspended Executive Committee to the interim Executive Committee.

Mission & Vision

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Mission

To systematize, regulate, develop, promote and deliver quality football to our stakeholders in Swaziland, through facilitating and ensuring optimum access to sustainable development opportunities, resources and proficient structures for players, officials and clubs to participate in structured football nationally and internationally, collaborating with all stakeholders.

Vision

To be recognized as a sustainable football association of international standard and encompass a framework of football development that will bring regular and frequent success for our officials, clubs and players nationally and internationally.

Objectives

The objectives of NFAS are:

To improve the game of football constantly and promote, regulate and control it throughout the territory of NFAS in the light of fair play and its unifying, educational, cultural and humanitarian values, particularly through youth and development programmes;
To organize competitions in Association football in all its forms at a national level, by defining precisely, as required, the areas of authority conceded to the various Regional Associations and/or Leagues of which it is composed.
To draw up regulations and provisions on any aspect of football under its auspices or territory and ensure their enforcement;
To protect the interests of its Members;
To respect and prevent any infringement of the statutes, regulations, directives and decisions of FIFA, CAF, COSAFA and NFAS as well as the Laws of the Game and ensure that these are also respected by its Members and to prevent from being abused or brought into disrepute;
To prevent all methods or practices which might jeopardize the integrity of matches or competitions or give rise to abuse of Association Football;
To control and supervise all friendly football matches of all forms played throughout the territory of NFAS;
To manage international sporting relations connected with Association Football in all its forms;
To host competitions at international and other levels;
To foster friendly relations among officials and players of members by organizing competitions and tournaments and such other matches as may be deemed necessary at all levels and in all other appropriate ways.
To ensure that all bodies, officials and employees observe the Statutes, rules, regulations, decisions, directives and Code of Ethics of NFAS in their activities. The Executive Committee shall draw up the Code of Ethics.

SPTC AND SWAZI MED PARTNERSHIP LAUNCH

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The partnership between the Swaziland Post and Telecommunications Corporation (SPTC) and SwaziMed was officially implemented at Ward 12 of the Mbabane Government Hospital in the spirit of the 2017 SPTC Charity Cup Competition-Yam’Nawe. This partnership is valued at E150 000.00 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Emalangeni only). Ward 12 of this hospital is the same place where the official launch of this year’s edition of the Yam’ Nawe Charity Cup Competition was launched. This ward was adopted by the telecommunications company after a plea on behalf of His Majesty’s Government by the Honourable Minister of Health, Minister Sibongile Ndlela-Simelane to SPTC as she asked the organisation to share its spirit of charity to the Mbabane Government Hospital.

First to address the audience was the Managing Director (MD) of SPTC, Mr Petros Dlamini who highlighted the telecommunication’s company’s excitement of being partners with the football family, beneficiaries and most recently, SwaziMed. “As SPTC, we are very much exited to be partners with other stakeholders in our corporate social investment (CSI) initiatives and in particular in the spirit of Yam’ Nawe Competition”, said the MD. What also exites SPTC is the fulfillment of the Honourable Minister’s dream. This E150 000.00 worth of partnership will go towards the maintenance and provision of services to ward 12 of the Mbabane Government Hospital, and what is also good for the hospital is that this ward is being adapted by SPTC in the long-run period.

In conclusion, the MD also invited the nation to watch all the SPTC Charity Cup matches as this year’s edition will be bigger and better. “ Let me also take this opportunity to invite the nation to the Somhlolo National Stadium where the matches will be played, to go entertain themselves as this year’s match days will be family days”, he said. This year’s edition will have a curtain raiser match which will be a Manzini derby between Manzini Sundowns FC and Moneni Prates FC, on Sunday; 20^th august 2017. The main event will be a week later on Sunday, 27^th August 2017 where Mbabane Highlanders FC, Mbabane Swallows FC, Royal Leopards FC and the winner of the Manzini derby will be in action.

Also making his remarks in this prestigious event, was the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SwaziMed who is also the Vice President of the NFAS, Mr. Peter Simelane who highlighted SwaziMed’s commitment in collaborating with other organisations when it comes to health related issues. “SwaziMed felt the need in collaborating with giant organisations like SPTC as this is a noble initiative”, he said. The CEO of SwaziMed also urged other organisations to come on board and collaborate with SPTC in such charity initiatives.

This historic event was also witnessed by Vice President of the NFAS who is also a Senior Medical Doctor at the Mbabane Government Hospital; Dr. Comfort Shongwe and the Premier League of Swaziland (PLS) Chief Operations Officer (COO); Mr Petros Vilakati amongst others.

Women Football Association

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06 July 2017

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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE WOMEN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

After the Annual General Assemble of the Women Football Association (WFA) that was held on Saturday, 10^th August 2019 there were changes in the WFA Executive Committee. As part of the agenda for this Annual General Assemble; there were elections for the Vice Chairman and Treasurer positions.

After the resignation of the Vice Chairman, Mfanzile Vilakati; Nokuthula Simelane and Winile Gwebu contested for this position. The former constant got 8 votes and the latter got 7 votes which confirmed Nokuthula Simelane as the new Vice Chairman of the WFA. The other position that was contested for was that of the Treasurer which was left vacant after the nomination of Cindy Dludlu to the Eswatini Football Association’s (EFA’s) Executive Committee. The contestants were Xolile Dlamini, Nkosinathi Lukhele and Mfanzile Vilakati. The former got 8 vote and the latter got 7 votes. These results confirmed Xolile Dlamini as the new Treasurer of the WFA. The Executive Committee of the WFA is as follows:

Chairman : Sonnyboy Mabuza.

Vice Chairman : Nokuthula Simelane.

Secretary : Aaron Mavimbela.

Vice Secretary : Bonginkosi Mhlanga

Treasurer : Xolile Dlamini

Member : Thomson Ndzinisa

Member : Bong’sipho Mamba

PHUMZILE DLAMINI THE CURRENT TOP GOAL SCORER OF THE 2019/2020 WFL

Phumzile Dlamini of the Royal Leopard is leading with a total of 21, followed by Sebenzile Mavuso of Elangeni with 20 goals. Sibonelo Gwebu of Mbabane Swallows FC is on the third spot with14 goals and Merlyn Sanga of Manzini Wanderers FC on the forth spot having scored 13 goals. A total of 245 goals have been scored so far in the 2019/2020 Women Football League.

LOG STANDING

	TEAMS	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PTS
1	Elangeni	9	8	0	1	46	3	43	24
2	Manzini Wanderers	8	8	0	0	42	2	40	24
3	Royal Leopards	10	7	0	3	41	8	33	21
4	Mbabane Swallows	10	5	1	4	28	11	17	16
5	Young Buffaloes	7	5	0	2	35	3	32	15
6	Green Mamba	9	4	1	4	18	13	5	13
7	S. Divas	9	3	2	4	20	20	0	11
8	Kappa Ladies	8	3	1	4	15	16	-1	10
9	AS Interladies	8	3	1	4	6	9	-3	10
10	Happy Girls	8	2	0	6	5	56	-51	6
11	S. Roses	7	1	1	6	5	24	-19	4
12	Illovo	8	0	1	7	0	71	-71	1
13	Mbekelweni	4	0	0	4	3	13	-10	0

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