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Michaely Bihina has been named WAFCON 2026’s Best Goalkeeper after a standout campaign helped Cameroon secure their first-ever Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title.

Temwa Chawinga finishes WAFCON 2026 as the tournament’s top scorer, claiming the Golden Boot with five goals and two assists.

Cameroon have claimed their first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title after a dominant 3-0 victory over debutants Malawi in the 2026 final

Malawi made history by reaching their first-ever WAFCON final, while Cameroon defeated hosts Morocco on penalties to set up a thrilling continental title clash.

The Super Falcons bounced back from their opening defeat with a resilient 1-0 victory over Zambia, as Asisat Oshoala’s early goal secured three vital points despite Nigeria playing most of the match with 10 players.

As the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations continues to captivate football fans across Africa, it’s the perfect time to look back at every nation that has lifted the prestigious trophy. From Nigeria’s remarkable dominance to the rise of Equatorial Guinea and South Africa, here’s a complete history of WAFCON champions and the milestones that have shaped the continent’s biggest women’s football competition.

WAFCON 2026 kicks off in Morocco with 16 teams competing for continental glory, World Cup qualification and a record $2 million prize. Here’s everything you need to know.

Nigeria’s Super Falcons dominated the CAF WAFCON 2024 Best XI, with Ajibade, Okoronkwo, Nnadozie, and Alozie all making the lineup after their record 10th continental triumph.

Meet Michelle Alozie: professional footballer and cancer researcher. By day, she’s in the lab advancing pediatric cancer research. By night (and match day), she’s wearing the green and white of Nigeria’s Super Falcons, helping the team make history.

Nigeria’s 10th WAFCON title was capped with individual glory as Rasheedat Ajibade won MVP, Chiamaka Nnadozie claimed Best Goalkeeper, and interim coach Justin Madugu was crowned Coach of the Tournament.