Anthony Moruthane Champions Wheelchair Tennis in SA

#BestMan Feature: Tennis SA’s Head of Commercial, Communications and Stakeholder Management, Anthony Moruthane’s greatest ambition is to grow sponsorship for the federation. He chats about his journey from engineering to sport.

Desiree Ellis and Team Believe There is Room for Improvement

One would think after back-to-back victories and clean sheets, defending COSAFA Women’s Champions Banyana Banyana would gloat in their glory but coach Desiree Ellis and her players still see room for improvement progressing into the semi-final round.

Rights Mkhari Living Her Sporting Dream

Dual international rugby player, Rights Mkhari, is living her childhood dream of representing South Africa in sport. She chats about her transition from athletics to rugby.

Tumi Mahloko Shooting for the Stars

Tumi Mahloko’s resilience has earned her a selection into the U21 SA Netball squad, which will be going to the 2021 Netball World Youth Cup in Fiji. Photo: Supplied

Following grueling trials, an injury and food poisoning, Tumi Mahloko’s resilience has seen her overcome the odds, earning herself a selection into the U21 SA Netball squad which will be going to the 2021 Netball World Youth Cup

KG Montjane Calls for the Narrative Around Disability Sports in South Africa to Change

Kgothatso ‘KG’ Montjane is a wheelchair tennis player, ranked 7th globally and number one in Africa. She is currently up for another Momentum gsport award in the category Athlete with Disability. KG was born in Seshego, Polokwane in Limpopo, making her part of the Limpopo Champions League (a group of South African’s that come from […]

Nthabiseng Mamabolo Draws Inspiration from Fellow Woman in Radio Finalists

Radio 2000 Sportscaster, Nthabiseng Mamabolo, is excited to be in the Woman in Radio category for this year’s 2020 Momentum gsport Awards which features Metro FM’s Lebohang Motsoeli and MassivMetro #FeminineFirstTouch host, Itumeleng Banda. Photo: Supplied

2020 Momentum gsport Awards Woman in Radio finalist, Nthabiseng Mamabolo, is ecstatic to be featured among esteemed fellow women in sport, such as Lebohang Motsoeli and Itumeleng Banda. She hopes that her recognition will open doors for her to tell more stories of women in sport in the near future.

Amanda Pakade Readies MSSA for Global Success

Mind Sports South Africa President, Amanda Pakade’s first term in office has seen her live up to her personal hashtag - #IWasBornToMakeAnImpact! Indeed an impact was evident in the lives of athletes as soon as she took office. Photo: Supplied

Mind Sports South Africa President, Amanda Pakade, heads into her second term in office after having made an immediate impact at the organisation over the past year. Pakade reveals how she’s had to adapt to life during a global pandemic, the challenges of keeping MSSA afloat and looking forward to the future.

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