Michaela Whitebooi Clinches Bronze at Africa Champs

2020 gsport Annual List recipient and Olympian, Michaela Whitebooi, clinched bronze at the Senior African Judo Championships in Algeria, which concluded on Sunday, 29 May 2022. Photo: Michaela Whitebooi (Instagram)

#GAL2020 recipient and Olympian Michaela Whitebooi clinches bronze at the Senior African Judo Championships in Algeria, saying: “One more medal added to my African Championship tally.”
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Closing the Visibility Gap at #GAL2021

Celine Abrahanms, gsport's Content Lead, pictured at the powerful Angel Wings sculpture installation at the Radisson Red Hotel Rosebank, on Wednesday, 1 December, 2021. gsport unveiled the 2021 gsport Annual List of 10 most prominent Newsmakers at the intimate event, where cricket star Dané van Niekerk was unveiled as the overall Newsmaker for the year. Photo: gsport

High-powered guests in attendance as women’s sport own their success at South Africa’s only women’s sport newsmakers event at Johannesburg’s most Instagrammable venue. Read about what went down! #GAL2021

Excitement Builds Ahead of #GAL2021

Netball South Africa President, Cecilia Molokwane, was named 2019 gsport Newsmaker of the Year. Photo: Supplied

Work is already well underway in the Momentum-powered gsport Newsroom in partnership with Telkom, to identify the 10 Newsmakers of the Year to be announced at the gsport Annual List 2021.

Whitebooi Leads Third Team SA Squad for Olympics

South African judo star, Michaela Whitebooi, will represent the country at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Photo: TuksSport (Twitter)

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Excerpt: #GAL2020 recipient, Michaela Whitebooi, leads the third batch of athletes announced by SASCOC to represent Team SA at the Olympics, later in July #GoGirls

Women Leaders in Sport on the Rise

SASCOC’S first Vice-President, Lwandile Simelane, pictured with long-distance runner, Glenrose Xaba, at the second gsport Annual List Event in Johannesburg on Tuesday, 15 December 2020. Photo: gsport

SASCOC’S first Vice-President, Lwandile Simelane believes the leading women in sport on the board are going to make huge strides in changing the perception of women in leadership positions during their term

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