Introducing gsport’s Business of Women’s Sport Accolades

Kass Naidoo (left) joins Power of Collaboration Accolade recipients Worldwide Sports’ Lenah Sithole; SABC Sports’ Keletso Totlhanyo; Decor4Hire’s Maranda Pieterse and Endeavour AV’s Richard Horwell on stage at the 4th annual gsport Business Breakfast, at Henley Business School Africa in Rivonia, Johannesburg, on Thursday, 27 November, 2025. All Photos: Supplied

The 4th gsport Business Breakfast evolved into a Business Accelerator this year, celebrating the growing strength of the #gsportHenley Commercial Stairway and acknowledging impactful #PowerOfCollaboration among like-minded leaders and brands

The Power of Women’s Sport in Advancing Equality

The national flag of the country blessed with the world’s boldest Constitution underpinning our rights as South African citizens. On #HumanRightsDay, as girls and women in sport, we are reminded of the ongoing fight for equality, representation, and access across all sectors—including sport. Stock Image: Envato

As South Africa commemorates Human Rights Day, we are reminded of the ongoing fight for equality for women and girls in sport as a platform for empowerment, a tool for social change, and a fundamental human right.

Gen Z’s Impact on Women’s Sport Marketing

Gen Z is very interested in women’s sport, and research into connecting with this powerful audience prioritises diversity, equity and inclusivity. Photo: Brandon Todd/New York Liberty. In this file image, 2023 Commissioner’s Cup champions NWBA’s New York Liberty celebrate defeating the Las Vegas Aces 99-61 at the Barclays Center Arena in Brooklyn, New York, the USA, on 6 August, 2023.

Gen Z is very interested in women’s sport, and to reach this powerful audience, international brands are focussing on authentic real world and online interactions from within the community to empower trends that prioritise diversity, equity and inclusivity

Australian Government to Pledge A$200 Million for Women’s Sport 

Following Australia’s historic feat at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promises over R2,4 billion investment into women’s sport facilities. #gsportGlobal #GoGirls

Following Australia’s historic feat at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has promised a A$200 million (over R2,4 billion) investment into women’s sport facilities.  The Matildas made history becoming the first Australian national soccer team to reach the semi-finals. That game also reached record viewership figures of 11.15 million as they […]

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