April’s media personality is Natalie Le Clue, a 23 year-old radio sports presenter and F1 aficionado of the most dedicated vein, to the extent that
Former Banyana Banyana captain and 2010 FIFA World Cup ambassador Desiree Ellis has been inducted into the gsport Hall of Fame at a breakfast held
gsport’s February 2009 Woman in Media, Xolelwa Majeke in Naguru, Kampala with blind-boxer, Bashir Ramadan and his family. For over a decade, Xolelwa
As a young girl, Olivia Jones spent long hours underwater in the swimming pool, pretending to be a mermaid. Not much has changed over the
Crystal Arnold has just returned back from a once a lifetime trip to Beijing where she worked as an Olympic correspondent for pay channel, SuperSport,
Since she was in school, Carly Weinberg knew she wanted to be a sports journalist. To further her dream, she studied towards a BA in
Sixteen years after winning the country’s first Olympic medal after South Africa’s readmission to international sport, Elana Meyer has been honoured for her contribution to
Bettie Kemp has always had a flair for the media, and after years of mastering different skills to survive in the competitive communications world, she
It was always Leigh-Ann Paulick’s dream to follow in the legendary Tinky Pringle’s footsteps, and become a sport presenter. Now, after putting in the hard
Just listening to Dikeledi Makhongoana’s story, it feels like she is destined to be involved in the world of sport. This Northriding resident, originally from
Jolande Baker, the brains behind Velo Girl, a website which acts as an informational gateway for female cyclists, tackling issues like Girl Diets, Girl
Passionate sports supporter Linda Moreotsene moved from news to sports reporting in 2005 and she hasn’t looked back. Our Woman in Media feature
