Kgothatso Montjane Still Chasing Her Maiden Singles Grand Slam Title
Fresh from another fighting Wimbledon campaign, South African wheelchair tennis icon Kgothatso Montjane reflects on her pursuit of a maiden singles Grand Slam, saying goodbye to long-time partner Lucy Shuker, and building pathways for the next generation.
Record-Breaker Aimee Canny Ready for the Glasgow Games
From the Knysna Dragons to swimming’s biggest stages, Aimee Canny talks to gsport about her record-breaking rise, her Virginia dynasty years and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games campaign that could deliver her first senior international medal.
The Fight That Made Tumi Sekhukhune
Tumi Sekhukhune has rebuilt herself before and she is ready to do it again, opening up to gsport on the perseverance, reinvention and self-belief that define her comeback spirit.
Penny Heyns Marks 30 Years Since Historic Atlanta Gold
Penny Heyns reflects on the 30th anniversary of her historic winning of the 100m breaststroke at the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, to become South Africa’s first Olympic gold medallist of the democratic era, ending the nation’s 44-year wait for gold.
The Road to the 21st gsport Awards Enters Its Final Stretch
From nearly 475 public nominations to a cloaked vote that closed last Friday, the road to the 21st annual gsport Awards now leads to one unforgettable night in August, where the judges’ scores and your public votes will decide who walks onto the #gsport21 stage.
Sponsorship Will Decide the Next Decade of Women’s Sport – Kass Naidoo
Three consecutive World Cup finals. The leading women’s team in Africa. And still no professional league at home. Kass Naidoo discusses what investment builds in women’s sport in a wide-ranging conversation with Robert Marawa on MSW.
Ezna Flattery Secures Aurora Capital SA Backing for Road Racing Dream
From joining athletics in 2021 to winning bronze at the 2025 World Masters Indoor Championships, Aurora Capital SA is backing Ezna Flattery, the World Masters bronze medallist whose journey proves that sporting dreams have no age limit.
From the Pool to the Microphone, Olwethu Zondo Finds Her Calling
Olwethu-Andiswa Zondo turned a lost playing career into a voice behind the microphone, and today she presents, commentates and champions young South African sport, proving that women belong in every corner of the broadcast booth.
Katleho Malebana, the Teenage Captain Carrying a Nation’s Belief
The Boksburg teenager who went from a ballgirl at the sideline of a WAFCON final to the heart of Mamelodi Sundowns and the senior national setup in under three years, her message this Youth Month is simple: Believe, then do the work.
Rip Curl International Qualifier Leah Lepront Carries South Africa to the World Stage
Goofy-footed surfer Leah Lepront has ridden back-to-back under-16 Rip Curl GromSearch titles in Port Alfred all the way to the Rip Curl International Finals, and this Youth Month she shows how bright the future of SA women’s surfing looks.
African Pole Vault Champ Ansumé de Beer on Faith, Fear and Flying Over the Bar
One day after Youth Day, African senior and under-20 pole vault champion Ansumé de Beer opens up to gsport about faith, fighting back from injury, and why she wants every young South African girl to know that taking the leap of faith is scary but so worth it.
Player, Then Performance: Dinesha Devnarain on Building Cricketers and Leaders
SA Under-19 Women’s Cricket Team Head Coach and former Proteas Women skipper Dinesha Devnarain is building cricketers and leaders