Louzanne Coetzee makes history with bronze medal finish in the women’s marathon at the Paralympic Games to finish with two medals in Tokyo
The year 2021 is turning out to be one to remember for Catherine Jennings as she made history becoming the first Zimbabwean female triathlon technical
South African para-athlete Sheryl James won bronze in the women’s 400m (T37) and completed a fifth place finish in the 100m (T37) on Thursday morning
Louzanne Coetzee carves nearly nine seconds off her qualifying time to win silver in the 1500m T11 final, performing her career best at the Paralympic
Nigeria’s female powerlifting athlete, Latifat Tijani, won the country’s first gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, lifting 107kg to beat China’s Zhe Cui #gsportAfrica
Alani Ferreira became the third Team South Africa member to break a national and African record at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. #gsportGlobal #Paralympics #ParaSwimming
Wheelchair tennis champion, Kgothatso Montjane headlines Team South Africa’s Tokyo 2020 Paralympic squad, which also includes two-time gold medallist, Zanele Situ #GoGirls
Behind the scenes proceedings ticked over like clockwork for Team SA as Chef de Mission, Patience Shikwambana, Chief Medical Officer, Dr Phatho Zondi and Head
Namibian long-distance runner, Helalia Johannes, concludes her Olympic journey on a high as the first Namibian to compete in four of the event’s prestigious Games
Team South Africa’s Wenda Nel believes she can go faster as she progresses to the Olympic Games’ 400m hurdles semi-final round, set to take place
Training partners, Tatjana Schoenmaker and Kaylene Corbett, progress to the 200m breaststroke semi-final round, with Schoenmaker striking an Olympic Record #Tokyo2020
Tanya Seymour’s 2020 Tokyo Olympic journey may have been cut short, but she has drawn in positives from her experience. She expresses her gratitude for
