Gen Z is very interested in women’s sport, and to reach this powerful audience, international brands are focussing on authentic real world and online interactions
Canada’s Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth has announced a groundbreaking investment of $325,000 for Canadian Women & Sport to support the generation
NWSL redefines women’s sport coverage with groundbreaking media rights deal: This game-changing partnership with CBS Sports, ESPN, Prime Video, & Scripps sets a new era
gsport is delighted to announce the ten South African individuals and teams unveiled as its October’s Newsmakers, who now join those already in consideration for
Irvette van Zyl appears to be regaining her top form after overcoming a significant injury setback. Her performance at the 2023 Soweto Marathon over the
Thembi Kgatlana has been in great form for club and country, and in an interview on CNN’s World Sport with Patrick Snell, the Banyana Banyana
“They called me Mokgadi, because I am a guider. I’m here to guide, I’m here to fight for what’s right. I am a freedom fighter,
2023 has been the Year of Women’s Sport, and one reason is the number of World Cup participation opportunities for SA girls and women in
Canada soccer superstar Christine Sinclair brought down the curtain on a career that can only be described as nothing short of phenomenal in her final
The SA sporting fraternity has woken up to the shattering news that highly decorated Paralympian Ntombizanele “Zanele” Situ has passed on. Situ will be remembered
With over a month into her new role as the CEO of Netball South Africa, Modiegi Komane is relishing the opportunity to grow the sport
From a humble start to her career as a young player to becoming the first African women’s rugby star to sign an international professional contract,
