#20YearsOfgsport: A Shared Legacy, A Collective Next Chapter
Marking #20YearsOfgsport is a milestone that belongs to every athlete, leader, and advocate who trusted us with their journey, we invite you to stay connected as we sharpen focus on building a sustainable, independent platform for the generations to come.
‘Campaigns with Sportswomen Help to Shift Perceptions’ – PR Guru Bronwyn Roets
2025 gsport Woman in PR & Sponsorship winner, Bronwyn Roets, says PR is about changing perceptions, emphasising that Authenticity is Key, crediting consistency, passion, and strong relationships for her longevity in her field
Celebrating Six Years of #gsportGlobal
gsport has been at the forefront of celebrating and amplifying women in sport in South Africa since 2006, and what began on that day has grown into a platform that has honoured hundreds of athletes, preserving their legacy and inspiring generations.
Erica Dibela: A Young Leader Shaping Tomorrow’s Netball Stars
From founding a netball club in Bloemfontein to coaching Pretoria’s top teams, Erica Dibela’s rise has been anything but conventional. Today, she is the coach of the Pretoria Kudus and a two-time USSA medalist as coach. At just 26, Dibela is proving that leadership in sport isn’t reserved for the sidelines it’s forged in the […]
Nominations Now Open for the 20th gsport Awards
Nominations have opened for the 20th Annual gsport Awards, launched at a milestone celebration in Johannesburg after two decades of recognising and celebrating women in sport across South Africa and, since 2020, impacting Africa.
#WCW World Praise for Record Breaker Janine van Wyk
Celebrating #GAL2023 recipient, Janine van Wyk: a true legend of the game! With her record-breaking 185th appearance for Banyana Banyana, she’s now the most capped African footballer, male or female. #gsportAfrica #GoGirls #WCW 🙌⚽️
SASAPD Community Honours Jane Madean’s Legacy
The South African Sports Association for Physically Disabled honours the legacy of three-time Paralympian and bronze medallist Jane Mandean, as the disability community mourns her loss.
Noko Matlou’s African Success Story
Banyana Banyana stalwart, Noko Matlou, the first South African player, male or female, to win the CAF African Footballer of the Year Award, speaks to Celine Abrahams about her achievements. She also chats about her plans to develop the next generation of female footballers on the continent.
Sue Destombes Eyeing Lasting Legacy in Regional Football
Veteran COSAFA Secretary General, Sue Destombes, is determined to leave a long-lasting legacy within the organisation as she continues to break down barriers in her workspace. She spoke to Celine Abrahams about her journey into regional football, and plans to ensure COSAFA becomes more self-sufficient