South African women in sport break new ground globally and sports federations up their game as we unveil an exceptional October #GAL2020 List of Newsmakers!
Rising Ugandan golfer, Keisha Wiltshire Kagoro, dreams of being part of the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour and playing the Women’s PGA Champs. She chats
British polar explorer and Antarctic scientist turned author, speaker and expedition leader, Felicity Aston MBE, is hoping to leave a valuable legacy that will inspire
Stellenbosch FC’s Administrative Assistant, Ghouwa Manuel, is on the rise to becoming one of the best in the business as she is breaking glass ceilings
A year ago, multi award-winning Ghanaian sports journalist, Juliet Bawuah, launched the African Women’s Sport Summit to help women succeed in the sport industry. She
World-renowned High-Performance coach, John McGrath, continues to positively change the lives of athletes globally after almost two decades. He chats to Celine Abrahams about his
#gsport15 Woman in Radio winner, Itumeleng Banda, is a great indication that the future of broadcasting in South Africa is in good hands. She is
Sarah Ochwada is the first Black African woman to hold a Masters Degree in International Sports Law. She hopes to leave a legacy that will
Newly elected SA Gymnastics Federation Second Vice-President, Keolebogile Mokolopo, is hoping to use her decade-long leadership experience to positively develop the sport. She chats to
President of CFF Olympia Las Rozas, Sonia Soria, is hoping to empower women to take up space in leadership roles in the sports industry through
The Gauteng Jaguars and Southern Stings held each other to a 35-all draw, while the Mpumalanga Sunbirds remain undefeated in the Telkom Netball League.
SA long-distance runner, Glenrose Xaba, expresses her excitement as she sets a new PB record at the World Half Marathon race in Poland.
