Jessica ‘Aunty Diski’ Nkomo is the trailblazing founder Bokamoso Sports Agency, the first agency for women athletes. She shared some of her precious time to
As we look ahead to a busy sport calendar, it is crucial that we prioritise the commercialisation of women’s sport in 2025. Commercialisation is at
Big changes are expected at Boxing SA after a new board was announced in December, and well-known manager Colleen McAusland and champion fighter Razell Mohamed
Acquiring sponsorship is never an easy task and Springbok Women’s prop Nombuyekezo Mdliki is hoping her performances since making her debut in October will catch
South Africa’s junior wicketkeeper-batter from Soweto Karabo Meso is one of the stars born at the inaugural ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup in 2023,
South Africa’s young sports women are gearing up for another school year as they balance their academic exploits as well as their sporting careers in
In the digital age, social media is more than a platform, it’s a game-changer for athletes, and #gsport19 Woman in Social Media winner Lali Stander
With the start of 2025 there will many journalists looking for more work or new work. Long-time freelance journalist Karien Jonckheere shared what it’s like
#GRWM2025: Glenrose Xaba, the 2024 gsport Newsmaker of the Year, shares how she is preparing to keep up the momentum in 2025, and reflects on
In just one year, Ambani Raphadana has played for both the U15s and U17s in the CAF School Championships and the COSAFA U17 Women’s Champs,
Recently re-appointed as South Africa’s Billie Jean King Cup captain, Roxanne Clarke’s inspiring journey proves that with hard work, belief, and a love for the
Award-winning Springboks Physiotherapist Rene Naylor is hanging up her jersey after being with the team since 2008. Naylor hopes she’s left the jersey in a
