Nokuthula Mnyani Opens Her Own Doors in Sports Media
Nokuthula Mnyani walked into Hillbrow Radio after an unanswered email, presented on Varsity TV by laptop and nominated herself for the gsport Awards. Now a Sports 4U project manager, she has set her sights on sports production.
‘It’s Coming, It’s Cooking’: Khumoeng Madito on Her Rise
Khumoeng Madito watched an interviewer at a hockey tournament and chose her career. The Bloemfontein broadcaster tells gsport how she found her voice, her audience and her case for putting women’s football on screen.
Winning Tickets to the Making Women’s Sport Visible Launch
Happiness Mnyani, Sumayya Khan, Yamkela Njapha and Prabashnee Naidoo are among five pre-order draw winners heading to the gsport Business Breakfast and book launch on Monday, 30 November 2026.
Dimpho Kwayine Crowdfunds to Keep Rugby Dream Alive
Western Province rugby player Dimpho Kwayine, 21, trained on Soweto station stairs in lockdown and debuted in 2026. Now a crowdfunding campaign aims to keep the first-generation Geomatics student at CPUT and on the field.
Tswelopele Mohapi Is Writing Her Own Story in Sports PR
Tswelopele Mohapi went to the gsport Awards as a plus-one and returned a year later as a Woman in PR and Sponsorship finalist, driven by her late mother’s final message, a belief in calling sport simply sport and a mission to lift women.
Carina Bruwer: A Decade of Swimming for South African Causes
Carina Bruwer’s 17km Durban to Umhlanga swim raised R48,000 for SAAMBR, with GoReefers covering every cost so all public donations reach the cause. It is the latest chapter in over a decade of swimming for South African causes.
IG Live Returns with Zomusa Thango: Two Roads to Being Seen
Early ‘Making Women’s Sport Visible: 20 Years of gsport’ pre-orders purchaser and long-time gsport fam favourite Zomusa Thango talks with Lonwabo Miso and Prabashnee Naidoo on @gsport4girls’s latest edition of ‘IG Live’
The Personal Sponsors Powering South Africa’s Sportswomen
From the racetrack to the cricket pitch, our community names the personal sponsors quietly powering their careers, with a lesson in brand-building from Kgothatso Montjane.
A New Era Begins on 7 October
Phumeza Langa wants to know how it is not the 7th yet, and she is not the only one. The gsport community has been counting down all week, and the wait is almost over. Join the waiting list on gsport.co.za to be the first to hear our news on 7 October.
From Lord’s to Nairobi, the Numbers Now Favour Women’s Sport
A record ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, a record-reach FIH Hockey World Cup, a sold-out Budapest and a Nairobi 2029 decision built on fan data set the stage for the Spar Proteas’ Africa Netball Cup defence and Nielsen’s South African breakthrough.
Ester Baatjies Bet on Herself and Found the Room
In a holding room with Penny Heyns, Dr Debbie Alexander and Odessa Swarts at the 21st gsport Awards, Bloemfontein broadcaster and Woman in Radio Finalist Ester Baatjies says she felt like a child in a candy store.
Laura Wolvaardt Lands the Big One
Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt has won the 2026 Athlete of the Year Award, and she opens up about the captaincy that freed her batting, the degree she completed cum laude on the road, and the young squad she is shaping.