Top 10 Para Sports Stars to Watch

In our second GSPORT TOP 10 List of 2021, we showcase ten of best South African Para Sport stars, and share three top success tips to succeed in sport! #gsportTop10

Lonwabo Nkohla: I Treasure All the Lessons from Women in Sport

#gsport15 Sub-Editor, Lonwabo Nkohla, blogs about her experience working at gsport. Photo: Supplied

“When I look back 15 years from now, I will be grateful to the gsport team for entrusting me with such an important role, affording me the opportunity and professional space to grow as a journalist and a woman.” – #gsport15 Sub-Editor, Lonwabo Nkohla blogs on working with the gsport Team.

Weyers Ready to Fulfill Her Dreams at the Tokyo Games

Double-finalist Anrune Weyers is elated to be part of an esteemed group of women in sport that will be recognised for their incredible work in the past year. The Two-time Paralympian and World Champion is nominated in the Athlete with Disability and Momentum Athlete of the Year categories.

Babalwa Latsha Reacts to Being #gsport15’s Triple-Finalist

Springbok Women’s captain and 2020 Momentum gsport Awards triple finalist, Babalwa Latsha, interviewed by eNCA Sport Reporter, Justin Ford, in Khayelitsha on Saturday, 1 August 2020. Photo: Screenshot

“It is humbling to get this type of recognition and see that the public is out there recognising the hard work that we put into our sport as women…” – Springbok Women’s captain, Babalwa Latsha, reacts to receiving recognition for the 2020 Momentum gsport Awards.

The Story Behind #GAL2019

See What Happened When #GAL2019 was announced at the gsport year-end gathering in Johannesburg exactly a week ago

Weyers Leads the Way as Team SA Make Waves in Dubai

Anrune Weyers has led the way for Team South Africa at the 2019 World Para Athletics Championships together with Simone Kruger, Sheryl James and Anika Pretorius raising Mzansi’s women’s profile on the world stage

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