
‘Volleyball is Far Bigger than You Can Imagine’ – Prabashnee Naidoo Urges Corporate SA
Drawing on her over three decades of dedication to promoting volleyball and its players in South Africa, Prabashnee Naidoo hopes that with the sport’s growth

Drawing on her over three decades of dedication to promoting volleyball and its players in South Africa, Prabashnee Naidoo hopes that with the sport’s growth

South African Chess Star Shreeya Mahadeo needs your help to make her international dream come true: the dedicated Grade 10 scholar is crowd-funding to proudly

2025 gsport Woman in PR & Sponsorship winner, Bronwyn Roets, says PR is about changing perceptions, emphasising that Authenticity is Key, crediting consistency, passion, and

Sponsors are increasingly recognising the benefits of investing wisely in women’s sport, and grassroots women’s rugby is a recent recipient of this welcome development with

Durban Girls’ College matric scholar and Badminton player Hadiyah Carrim has been fortunate enough to receive financial backing but also knows the reality of having

The Springbok Women are ready to fly the Rainbow Nation’s flag high at the Rugby World Cup 2025 in England — and every South African

Skater Ashley Gindre hopes to represent South Africa at the Olympics one day, and the 10-year-old is chasing her dreams with dedication, recently grabbing the

Having broken the South African Deadlift and African Open Bench Press records recently in Germany, KwaZulu-Natal powerlifter Lindiwe Mchunu is calling all sponsors who are

Aneska Narandas, Shield Brand Manager in South Africa, believes firmly in combining heart with strategy in the sponsor’s activation of their three-year relationship as Official

The newly-appointed PR and Brand Manager for Ackermans Marisa Calvert worked hard to convert a fire lit when she won the PR and Sponsorship gong

SA rugby trailblazer Babalwa Latsha talks sponsorship with gsport on confirmation that she has signed a major new deal with Nike, as the Springbok Women’s

Juggling more than one project at a time is quite normal for women in sport, and Kesa Molotsane, Carrie Delaney and Vuyokazi Ncata stand tall


