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Eleven years after playing a key role in reviving women’s cricket in South Africa, Zola Thamae continues to inspire young women to participate in sport.
2007 November Woman: Zola Thamae
Eleven years after playing a key role in reviving women’s cricket in South Africa, Zola Thamae continues to inspire young women to participate in sport.
Giving SA’s Youth a Sporting Chance
Brad Bing is part of a sports mad family who are passionate South African supporters. But, this Capetonian doesn’t just talk about promoting sport among all South Africans; he is doing something about it.
Clinique November Newsletter
A distinct scent gets a special limited edition look. Introducing Clinique Aromatics ElixirTM Perfume Atomizer Perfume. And something far beyond. The Clinique Aromatics ElixirTM woman is not afraid of making a statement- in her wardrobe, life or fragrance choices. She is bold with a clear sense of who she is and what she wants in […]
The Penny Heyns Series: Action (Part II)
I trust by now you have taken the time to plot your success by way of writing your goals down and preparing a well thought out plan of action . You’ve been looking at your goal sheet often, if not daily, and you’ve even audibly verbalised these goals occasionally. This is key in the process […]
Wonder Woman: The Inspiration of Memory
All over the world rivers have been guided away from their natural courses in order to make dwelling space for people. Inevitably, after a short time or a long time, the river will make its way back to where it was. "They call it flooding," says writer Toni Morrison, "but the river is not flooding […]
Mari-Louise van Staden: My Kickboxing Dream
My name is Mari-Louise van Staden and I would like to tell you a little about myself. I was born in Pretoria and I have stayed here my whole life. I am 14 years old and in Grade 8 at Tuine High School in Pretoria Gardens.
Sibongile Khulu: My Twenty20 Experience
My name is Sibongile Rose Khulu and had the opportunity to work at Cricket South Africa as an intern in the Communications Department under the leadership of Mr Steve Elworthy, Tshepo Tsotsotso and Gordon Templeton from September 2006 to January 2007.
Nicky Knapp: Discover Hiking
I am writing to you 9,857km from home, all the way from Bergen in Norway where it’s about 6 degrees, very wet and only gets light around 8am, meaning the first bird chirps at about half-past-seven only, which generally translates into "a great deal of rest".
Play Sport Focus: It’s a Question of Fairness
gsport started a three-phase look at the benefits of playing sport in October, the first issue concentrating on health benefits of playing sport. In this issue, Sports Scientist and Analyst, Dr Miriam Sinclair in Cape Town responds to a series of questions, and draws some interesting conclusions about conventional wisdom.
Restructuring Provincial Cricket
It’s easy to point fingers at the national team when trying to figure out why the rebuilding of women’s cricket is moving so slowly. But, as most role players contacted by gsport have agreed, the national team needs the support of a strong club and provincial setup in order to succeed.
5 Mins with Esther Watson
Esther Watson, gsport’s 2007 August Woman , and organizer of the Outeniqua Wheelchair Challenge, is promising that next year’s Challenge, will be "bigger and better than ever before".