
Paul Delport Excited for the Future of SA Women’s Rugby
Springbok Women’s Sevens coach, Paul Delport, is excited about the quality of talent coming through in women’s rugby. He also describes his coaching philosophy.

Springbok Women’s Sevens coach, Paul Delport, is excited about the quality of talent coming through in women’s rugby. He also describes his coaching philosophy.

Vision View Sports Radio’s Clauiee Grace Mpanza is rapidly building a credible name for herself in the media space. She hopes to pave the way

As South Africans unite in celebration of Heritage Day, leading women in sport share how they are flying the flag and paving the way for

Momentum Proteas cricketer, Ayabonga Khaka, honours her roots on #HeritageDay as she chats about growing up in the rural village of Middledrift to playing cricket

Introducing #gsportWCG to unite the South African women’s sport community as we #FlyTheFlag on the global stage. If you #PlayYourPart in shaping the women’s sport

Founder, Kass Naidoo, reflects on how gsport trusted its wings a year ago to #FlyTheFlag for South African women’s cricket in a historic first-ever international

Global netball star, Karla Pretorius, celebrates her 100th Suncorp Super Netball League appearance with a victory as Sunshine Coast Lightning beat Queensland Firebirds.

“I believe that women have the same rights as men to follow and pursue their dreams,” reveals Comrades Marathon icon, Nick Bester. He plans to

Introducing one of our leading Twitter followers, Tlamelo Kganakga, a radio producer and presenter on Mahikeng FM, who is passionate about driving interest in profiling

After a successful #gsport15 where women in sport boldly owned our success, we asked gsport style gurus, including Estee Lauder Style Star, Zinhle Ndawonde to

“People think that if you are disabled you can’t do anything, let alone play sport,” says 2020 Minister’s Recognition of Excellence Award recipient, Noluthando Makalima.

The first ever gsport African Woman in Sport award was won by FIBA and SuperSport writer Usher Komugisha. Africa couldn’t have asked for a better


