
How Sarika Modi Works to Make Visibility and Belief Count in Women’s Football
Read how Sarika Modi and Triple Eight built the Stayfree and Banyana Banyana partnership so every goal scored at the front line of women’s football

Read how Sarika Modi and Triple Eight built the Stayfree and Banyana Banyana partnership so every goal scored at the front line of women’s football

Three consecutive World Cup finals. The leading women’s team in Africa. And still no professional league at home. Kass Naidoo discusses what investment builds in

From joining athletics in 2021 to winning bronze at the 2025 World Masters Indoor Championships, Aurora Capital SA is backing Ezna Flattery, the World Masters

Karla Pretorius opens up on building a brand in women’s sport, the reality of sponsorship for female athletes, and why stepping away for a year

Beyond the high-stakes action of TNL 2026, Telkom and Netball South Africa quietly carried the real win into school halls in Durban and Fernie, where

South Africa answered gsport’s call to help build the 21st gsport Awards, and through Youth Month the platform will consider and train every volunteer who

From a sub-15 5000m to her first Spar Grand Prix win, Tayla Kavanagh tells gsport that confidence, consistency and self-coached patience are powering a record-chasing

Canoliah Hoofd, Head of Marketing for UCT Sports, is helping shape the systems behind university sport, building visibility, structure and alignment across more than 30

Volunteers, freelancers and specialists are invited to join the team behind the 2026 gsport Awards this August, with applications surfaced through codes published across four

Former Springbok Women’s royalty Nolusindiso Booi, Babalwa Latsha and Mandisa Williams welcome news of a professional women’s rugby league in South Africa, with SA Rugby

15-year-old Aleena Mansur is an upcoming Supercross rider from India who harbours dreams of one day representing her country at the FIM WMX GP World

Standard Bank has announced a landmark sponsorship of Banyana Banyana and grassroots teams from 2026, driving national growth and supporting the 2022 WAFCON champions as


