Kaizer Chiefs Marketing and Commercial Director Jessica Motaung has been elected as the First Deputy Chairperson of the African Clubs Association. Motaung has cemented her place as a key player
Kemisetso Balyoi and Byrhandrè Dolf have been called up to replace the injured duo of Zintle Mpupha and Libbie Janse van Rensburg in the Springbok Women’s squad for this weekend’s
The Proteas Women won the toss and put Bangladesh in to bat in Kimberley on Wednesday, but rain had the final say right after Nonkululeko Mlaba combined with keeper Sinalo
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies have done it again! A 45th-minute goal by Andisiwe Mgcoyi was enough for the silverware-heavy Pretoria team to earn their third trophy of the season, securing the
Celebrating #GAL2023 recipient, Janine van Wyk: a true legend of the game! With her record-breaking 185th appearance for Banyana Banyana, she’s now the most capped African footballer, male or female.
2023, the year for women’s sport has been historic. So many women in sport excelled beyond. gsport Newsmaker of the Year Kgothatso Montjane, exceptional gymnast Caitlin Rooskrantz and cricket prodigy
A relatively late entry to the sport but with powerful inspiration, SA and African champion Simangele Hadebe’s path to boxing had some twists and turns and she’s always eager for
After going to hospital due to shortness of breath shortly after birth, the Sishange family never imagined that baby Refiloe would lose her ability to walk in the process. Fast
The Spar Proteas suffered a narrow loss to England but coach Norma Plummer was happy with how her team fought back in the first of their three-match series from 5-10
Springbok Women Sevens coach Renfred Dazel will have to make do without Zintle Mpupha and Libbie Janse van Rensburg who have both ruled out of action ahead of this weekend’s
Adelaide Strikers beat Brisbane Heat by 3 runs off the final ball of Australia’s Women’s Big Bash League season nine final to claim back-to-back WBBL titles at the Adelaide Oval,
Entries for the 2024 aQuellé Midmar Mile are open, and South African para surfer Similo Dlamini will be among the thousands of swimmers who return to Midmar Dam from 8-11
