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Eight Sporting Bodies Resume Training
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Josephine Ojinene Dreams to Represent Nigeria
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Young Women Sports Stars Step Up On Youth Day
Young women sport stars are encouraging South Africa’s youth to work hard to make their dreams a reality as the country celebrates Youth Day on Tuesday, 16 June. Multiple Western...
Kholosa Biyana Living Her Banyana Dream
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Passion and Hard Work Drives Lee-Ann Mpofu
Futaa.com’s football journalist, Lee-Ann Mpofu, is steadily building a credible portfolio of work and is determined to lead the way for women football journalist. Hard work paid...
Benny Bonsu: Becoming Africa’s Olivia Pope
Benny Bonsu was born in Ghana, and at the age of 10, moved to Tottenham in the United Kingdom, where she dreamt of making a global impact. Today, Benny is the first woman...
Di Woolley Fights for Fairness and Equal Opportunities
Di Woolley has built a credible portfolio of work that saw her rise to become President of South African Schools Netball 18 years ago. Woolley, who worked as a physical educator...
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