Olympic and Paralympic Stars Receive Prize Money Incentives
Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Mr Nathi Mthethwa, hosted invited guests for a Medallists Bus Parade and Recognition of Excellence Gala Dinner to honour medal-winning and record-breaking Olympic and Paralympic stars.
Contenders to be Considered for #gsport16 Nominations
If you haven’t nominated anyone for the 2021 Momentum gsport Awards yet, we reveal an inspirational list of achievers that you may want to consider putting forward for recognition for #gsport16 #SheOwnsHerSuccess
South Africa Gets Ready for 2023 Netball World Cup
The launch of the official NWC logo in Cape Town prepares South Africa to host Africa’s first ever Netball World Cup in 2023.
Patience Shikwambana to Chair 2023 Netball World Cup Board
Sports Minister, Nathi Mthethwa, has announced seasoned sports administrator, Patience Shikwambana, as chair of 2023 Netball World Cup Board, which also includes Netball SA President Cecilia Molokwane, NSA CEO, Blanche de la Guerre and Department of Sport, Arts and Culture Deputy DG, Sumayya Khan.
CSA Praise Momentum Proteas’ Minister’s Recognition Award
Cricket South Africa praise the Momentum Proteas’ continuous success after receiving recognition from Minister Nathi Mthethwa at the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture’s Recognition of Sport Excellence Awards dinner
Increased Calls for Professional Banyana Banyana Contracts
Leading women in football including Refiloe Jane, Leandra Smeda and Simphiwe Dludlu, use their voices to call for equality in football.
Minister Nathi Mthethwa Approves Squash SA’s Return to Play Plan
The easing of restrictions to Level 3 in the country has seen many sporting federations return to play, with squash being the latest addition. Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Nathi Mthethwa, has approved the health and safety plans submitted by Squash South Africa, giving them the green light to commence with a phased […]
Non-Contact Sport Resumes Under Level 3 Lockdown
Department of Sport, Arts and Culture,, Minister Nathi Mthethwa, has given non-contact sport the green light to resume training and playing, while non-contact sport will be allowed to train in a staggered, controlled manner.