Montjane Quietly Confident Ahead of Australian Open
South African wheelchair tennis superstar Kgothatso Montjane is confident of going a step further in this year’s Australian Open, after reaching the semi-final round for the first time at last year’s event. The 34-year-old from Seshego in Limpopo said her...
Saluting Emy Casaletti-Bwalya’s Pioneering Sports Business Journey
Chief Executive Officer of Optimize Strategic Agency, Emy Casaletti-Bwalya, believes there is no better time than the present for women to be heard, seen and counted in sports leadership roles. As the world faces an uncertain future due to the impact of Covid-19,...
Yané van der Merwe Focusses on Paralympic Participation
Yané van der Merwe is aiming to represent South Africa on the world stage at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, as she continues to rack up the experience and achievements. Shifting her attention from Javelin and Shotput, to fully focus on Discus, the University of...
Reg Caldecott Through the Lens
Award-winning sport, commercial and documentary photographer, Reg Caldecott, is eager to continue shining the spotlight on women’s sport through photography as he plays his part to change the game. For over 30 years, Caldecott has been behind the lens in his...
Evelyn Watta Mentors Future Sports Journalists
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