Women’s Cricket Getting the Recognition it Deserves – Sports Broadcast Specialist Beryl Lodewyk
With 20 years of experience in the game, sports broadcast specialist Beryl Lodewyk believes that the recently concluded ICC Cricket World Cup has proven that the women’s game is finally getting the respect and recognition it deserves
You have to be Persistent for Success – Julienne Heath
Having earned a wealth of experience as the link between on-field action and the production team in the control room during live sport broadcasts, Julienne Heath urges women looking to make a career in the industry to be persistent.
‘It’s Good to be Out of your Comfort Zone’ – Geraldine Pillay-Viret
Former SA sprint queen Geraldine Pillay-Viret will head to Milan this June as she forms part of a group of former athletes who are set to receive broadcast training ahead of next year’s Winter Olympics, to be held in the Italian city next year.
Six Tips for Freelancers to Acquire Work in 2025
With the start of 2025 there will many journalists looking for more work or new work. Long-time freelance journalist Karien Jonckheere shared what it’s like to be in the world of part-time working and how to acquire work with gsport.
Dorothy Mokoena Aims for Greater Heights in Sport Media
Sport blogger and freelancer, Dorothy Mokoena, is passionate about telling positive sport stories and hopes to further develop her craft. She chats to Tlamelo Kganakga about the importance of media coverage for women in sport.
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