KONA WOMEN’S FOOTBALL CLUB
Empowering Women. Inspiring Communities. Changing the Game.
Kona Women’s Football Club (KWFC), proudly known as Dynamite Ladies, is a grassroots women’s football club based in Kona, Asante Region, Ghana. Founded with a vision to empower young women through sport, the club is committed to creating opportunities for girls to develop their footballing talent, build confidence, and pursue their ambitions both on and off the pitch.
Registered with the Ghana Football Association and competing within the regional football structure, Kona Women’s FC is more than a football club. It is a platform for female empowerment, community development, education, and social transformation.
With a growing team of talented young women, Dynamite Ladies champions the belief that every girl deserves the opportunity to participate, compete, lead, and succeed. Through football, the club seeks to challenge barriers, promote gender equality, strengthen community participation, and inspire the next generation of female athletes and leaders.
Under the leadership of its owner and strategic vision, Kona Women’s FC is building a sustainable future for women’s football in Kona, bringing together strategic partners, sponsors, supporters, and community stakeholders to create meaningful impact.
Our ambition is to develop a thriving football institution that nurtures talent, protects and supports young women, and places Kona firmly on the map of women’s football in Ghana and beyond.
Dynamite Ladies are not just playing the game. They are changing it.
African Football Business Summit | Accra, Ghana
Kona Women’s FC (Dynamite Ladies) is registered with the Ghana Football Association and operates under the UK-based Community Interest Company (CIC), HRH Nana Ama Oforiwaa II CIC (17359869) supporting its commitment to women’s empowerment, grassroots football, and sustainable community development.
Our participation at the African Football Business Summit in Accra in October 2026 marked an important step in the growing contribution to African football. As the owner of Kona Women’s FC (Dynamite Ladies), Nana Ama Oforiwaa II brought a distinctive perspective as a woman in cultural leadership and community development, advocating for greater opportunities, visibility, and investment in women’s football. Her presence at the summit reflected her commitment to building strategic partnerships, championing female participation in sport, and contributing to the sustainable development of African football.
