Salima Mukansanga made history, becoming the first African woman referee to officiate at a men’s FIFA World Cup. Mukansanga was the fourth official in the
South Africa’s Aimee Barrett-Theron will take charge of her first Rugby World Cup semi-final as announced by World Rugby.
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The England and Wales Cricket Board announced a £3.5m increase in funding for the women’s regional game until the end of 2024.
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Australian Kasey Badger became the first woman to take charge of a men’s Rugby League World Cup match, paving the way for future generations.
Burundi’s Cynthia Ishimwe is the first woman in history to officiate a match at the Beach Soccer Africa Cup of Nations.
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SuperSport Schools will amplify the coverage of gymnastics in the country after signing a three-year partnership with Gymnastics South Africa.
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Aimee Barrett-Theron gets the World Rugby nod to officiate her second Rugby World Cup, joining an 18-member panel featuring 15 women, in New Zealand this
Kerrin Klaaste is awarded the South Western District Umpire of the Season accolade at the SWD Cricket Awards
Stephanie Frappart, Salima Mukansanga and Yoshimi Yamashita pave the way for women referees as they head to Qatar for the the 2022 Men’s FIFA World
South African cricket umpire, Lauren Agenbag, is part of a first ever four-women match official line-up who will take charge of the ICC Women’s Cricket
The ICC announces eight women including South Africa’s Shandré Fritz and Lauren Agenbag among the match officials chosen to adjudicate the Women’s Cricket World Cup
Rwandan football referee, Salima Mukansanga, made history becoming the first woman to officiate at an African Cup of Nations tournament as she took charge of
