The Personal Sponsors Powering South Africa’s Sportswomen
From the racetrack to the cricket pitch, our community names the personal sponsors quietly powering their careers, with a lesson in brand-building from Kgothatso Montjane.
A New Era Begins on 7 October
Phumeza Langa wants to know how it is not the 7th yet, and she is not the only one. The gsport community has been counting down all week, and the wait is almost over. Join the waiting list on gsport.co.za to be the first to hear our news on 7 October.
The Power of KG
From a Limpopo girl assembling her own wheelchair courtside to a Wimbledon champion backed by the WDB Trust for the season, Kgothatso Montjane’s sponsorship story shows corporate SA what happens when you intentionally invest in women’s excellence.
Twenty Years of Making the Story Visible
Twenty years ago Kass Naidoo had one idea, to make the story of South Africa’s girls and women in sport visible, and on Saturday gsport turns 20 with Penny Heyns, Kgothatso Montjane and Janine Anthony saluting the journey.
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.
Kgothatso Montjane Salutes Lucy Shuker As Wimbledon Doubles Run Ends
Kgothatso Montjane capped a courageous Wimbledon campaign with a semi-final finish in the ladies’ wheelchair doubles alongside Lucy Shuker, marking a fitting farewell to a partnership that carried the pair all the way to the 2021 final on the famous grass courts.
Tough Thursday in Melbourne as Kgothatso Montjane bows out of Australian Open
Kgothatso Montjane exited the Australian Open on Thursday after a singles loss to Ziying Wang and a doubles quarterfinal defeat alongside Manami Tanaka against the top-seeded Chinese duo of Xiaohui Li paired with Ziying Wang
Class and Grit Sees Kgothatso Montjane Advance at the Australian Open
South African wheelchair tennis ace Kgothatso Montjane displayed class in Melbourne, overcoming a tough challenge from Angelica Bernal to secure her singles quarterfinal spot before mounting a brilliant comeback to reach the doubles finals.
Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC Named gsport Newsmaker of the Year 2025
African football powerhouse Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies FC have been named Newsmaker of the Year for 2025 by leading women’s sport initiative, gsport4girls, in Johannesburg on Tuesday, 9 December 2025
Caster Semenya Hands Baton to 2025 Athlete of the Year Prudence Sekgodiso
South Africa’s 800m star Prudence Sekgodiso was crowned the 2025 Athlete of the Year at the gsport Awards, walking away with the top prize thanks to a sensational year where she broke records and became the first South African Indoor 800m World Champion.
“I Value gsport’s Ongoing Acknowledgment of My Hard Work” – #GSPORT20 Finalist KG Montjane
Three well-accomplished women in sport make up the finalists in the Brand South Africa Para Sport Star category at this year’s #gsport20 Awards. Kgothatso Montjane, Simoné Kruger and Kat Swanepoel are vying for the top prize at the landmark event.
#GSPORT20 Awards Finalist Unveiled and Public Voting Commences Today
Public voting for the Finalists of the 2025 gsport Awards have opened, and a stellar cast of Finalists for the much-anticipated 20th annual edition of the gsport Awards have been unveiled, with public voting now open at the gsport website.