
Pep Mini Netball Programme Expands to Reach All Nine Provinces
Well-known retailer Pep Stores says it is increasing the impact of its investment by expanding its schools-based Mini Netball festivals and coaching sessions in partnership

Well-known retailer Pep Stores says it is increasing the impact of its investment by expanding its schools-based Mini Netball festivals and coaching sessions in partnership

UCT student and aspirant Esports International Jayna Bhula is one of the up-and-coming gamers who advocates for sponsorship support for women who struggle with funding,

The Springbok Women’s final alignment camp got the nod of approval from performance coach Swys de Bruin, ahead of a series of international tours to

International Women’s Day 2025 is marking a groundbreaking year for women’s sport following news from FIFA and the WTA which supports this year’s #AccelerateAction theme

To honour the #IWD2025 #AcceleratingAction theme with shining examples, we feature four teams leading the way in growing women’s sport in South Africa by making

Breaking barriers and redefining leadership – 4Racing CEO Fundi Sithebe is leading the charge for diversity, innovation, and transformation in the SA horse racing scene,

Women’s professional participation is on the increase in South African sports television and radio broadcasting by improving access, promoting diversity, investing in mentorship, but much

Ring Official Vuyokazi Ncata is bossing it in the boxing ring, she hopes to be an inspiration to other women and girls considering the career

A new year provides us the opportunity to dream, make goals, inspire and be inspired. In recent years there’s been a much welcomed shift where

FIFA has announced the appointment of Jill Ellis as Chief Football Officer. The only two-time Women’s World Cup-winning coach aims to contribute to the growth

One of the most capped Springbok women’s rugby players, Zenay Jordaan is ready to take her coaching career to the next level as she signs

2024 gsport Hall of Fame inductee Mandisa Williams was among four women who completed World Rugby’s Level 3 coaching course, along with former Springbok Women


