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SA Handball Launches Groundbreaking Women’s Commission
The South African Handball Federation has officially launched its Women’s Commission aimed at promoting equal opportunities for girls with an eye on qualifying for the next All Africa Games, Paris 2024 and Los Angeles 2028.
Simone Upman Builds with the Power of Sport
Social Entrepreneur, Simone Upman, is using her passion for coaching to create more opportunities for children in the country with her sports academy.
Fidaah Edries Empowering Female MMA Stars
Fighterz Inc MMA and Wellness Academy gym owner, Fidaah Edries, is on a mission to spike the popularity of Mixed Martial Arts to develop more female fighters in South Africa. He chats with Celine Abrahams about empowering the next generation through the sport.
Babalwa Latsha Makes Mark in Women’s Rugby in Africa
Springbok Women’s prop, Babalwa Latsha, joins Rugby Africa’s sub-committee for Player Welfare and Participation as she looks forward to sharing her knowledge with the next generation.
Titans Players Complete World Rugby Level 1 Coaching Course
Titans Women’s Rugby Academy proudly unveil five of their High-Performance Program players who successfully completed the World Rugby Level One Coaching Course.
SAFA Looking Forward to Bumper 2021
SAFA is looking forward to a bumper 2021 with the SAFA National Women’s League increased to 14 teams, and the commencement of the CAF Women’s Champions League and the FIFA World Club Cup competitions.
Kesa Molotsane: From the Track to the Boardroom
South Africa’s middle-distance runner turned sport administrator, Kesa Molotsane, is eager to use her experience to grow sports in the country and make USSA reach greater heights. She chats about her passion for sport.
Rugby World Cup 2025 Set to Break New Ground as Tournament Expands to 16 Teams
World Rugby confirms the women’s edition of the Rugby World Cup will expand to 16 teams from 2025 onwards. The landmark decision reflects the commitment to accelerate development of the women’s game globally.
Siyabulela Loyilane Plans to Take Women’s Football to New Heights in SA
#gsport15 Volunteer of the Year winner, Siyabulela Loyilane aims to complete her Master in Football and Business Management course to help develop women’s football. She also chats about the launch of the Football Scouting Bible book.
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