Giana Viljoen to Make Carlton Cup History

SARU referee Giana Viljoen will make history in Groenkloof as the first woman referee to take charge of a World Sports Betting Carlton Cup encounter on Saturday, 22 July 2023. Photo: Giana Viljoen (Facebook page)

SARU referee Giana Viljoen will make history in Groenkloof as the first woman referee to take charge of a World Sports Betting Carlton Cup encounter on Saturday.
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Salima Mukansanga Opens Doors for African Women Referees

Rwanda’s Salima Mukansanga made history when she featured as a fourth official in the France vs Australia fixture at the 2022 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday, 22 November. Photo: CAF Women (Twitter)

Salima Mukansanga made history, becoming the first African woman referee to officiate at a men’s FIFA World Cup. Mukansanga was the fourth official in the France vs Australia fixture on Tuesday evening.
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Cricket Umpire Kerrin Klaaste Aims for Global Success

South Western District emerging cricket umpire, Kerrin Klaaste, is setting sight on umpiring at an ICC Cricket World Cup and dreams of joining the ICC Umpires Panel. Photo: Kerrin Klaaste (Instagram)

SWD emerging cricket umpire, Kerrin Klaaste, is setting sight on umpiring at an ICC Cricket World Cup and dreams of joining the ICC Umpires Panel. She chats to Tlamelo Kganakga about becoming the first female umpire to officiate in a league final.
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SA Rugby Referees Punt Women’s Empowerment

Aimee Barrett-Theron (left) is the sole woman on SA Rugby's National Panel of Referees, while Ashleigh Murray-Pretorius (right) retains her position as the women’s representative three-match official Sevens Referees squad. The addition of Akhona Mncolomba, Zoe Naude, Yohane Halgryn and Tshepi Moropa bring the Women’s Panel to a total of eleven match officials. Photo: Springboks (Twitter)

Aimee Barrett-Theron remains the sole woman on SA Rugby’s National Panel of Referees, Ashleigh Murray-Pretorius retains her position on the Sevens Referees squad while the addition of Akhona Mncolomba, Zoe Naude, Yohane Halgryn and Tshepi Moropa bring the Women’s Panel to eleven match officials.

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