
Elanza Jordaan Wins Boccia Gold at Toyota SASAPD Champs
Elanza Jordaan wins Boccia gold and Arina Nicolaisen sets new 1500m (T38) African record as women para athletes end the Toyota SASAPD National Champs in

Elanza Jordaan wins Boccia gold and Arina Nicolaisen sets new 1500m (T38) African record as women para athletes end the Toyota SASAPD National Champs in

With the first steps to Tokyo within reach at the SASAPD Championships starting Saturday, T44 sprint and long-jump competitor Charné Felix talks to Babsie Kutwana

Alani Ferreira penciled her name on the Paralympic short list with a fast 1:23.97 in the 100m breaststroke at the SA National Aquatic Championships in

Gauteng’s Kat Swanepoel earns Paralympic qualification after setting a new multi-disability national record, on Day Two of the SA Aquatic Championships in Gqeberha.

#WCW Seasoned SA Sport Physiotherapist, Sandhya Silal, is determined to play a vital role in the careers of para-athletes as she has been included in

Cricket South Africa praise the Momentum Proteas’ continuous success after receiving recognition from Minister Nathi Mthethwa at the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture’s Recognition

Talented student-athlete, Yané van der Merwe, reveals the obstacles para-athletes face and the need for investment in disability sports with the Paralympic Games in less

South African wheelchair tennis ace, Kgothatso Montjane, is looking forward to increasing her ranking on the world stage after receiving a custom-made wheelchair from leading

Cycling SA announces Palesa “DeeJay” Manaleng, Toni Mould and Justine Marais Asher, to represent SA internationally this year

South African wheelchair tennis star, Kgothatso Montjane, eases past Columbia’s Angelica Bernal to book a spot in the semi-final round of the Australian Open.

Three-time Paralympian, Kgothatso ‘KG’ Montjane is the newest Discovery Vitality Ambassador, joining an elite list of South African athletes.

South African wheelchair tennis ace, Kgothatso Montjane, pictured with doubles partner, Lucy Shuker, at the Victorian Open on Saturday, 6 February 2021. Photo: Tennis SA


