Keatlegile Mthimunye Playing Her Part to Preserve Indigenous Games
Grade 10 North West learner, Keatlegile Mthimunye, is playing her part to preserve indigenous games and wants to get more people playing Morabaraba. #HeritageDay #CelebrateSouthAfrica
Saudah Bhaimia Tops Morabaraba Game Standings
Saudah Bhaimia is the first woman in Mind Sports South Africa’s history to climb to the top of the rankings for the Morabaraba game.
Saudah Bhaimia Wins Third Consecutive SA Nationals Title
Saudah Bhaimia becomes first South African female gamer to win the SA National Board Games Championship three times in a row in the Morabaraba game.
MSSA Celebrates its Women who have Earned Protea Colours
Congratulations to Gabriela Isaacs, the only South African to earn silver at an IESF World Championships.
MSSA Holds Successful Talks with Botswana
Mind Sports South Africa President Amanda Pakade hosted Kenneth Tebogo Middleton, President of Botswana’s Traditional Sports & Games Confederation, to talks focussed on matters of mutual assistance, and planning ahead of the 2019 World Championships in Botswana.
Amanda Kwaza takes the Reins of Mind Sports South Africa
Voting on the weekend carried a unanimous decision to elect Amanda Kwaza as President of Mind Sports South Africa.
Maths Game a Hit with Students
Students huddle around a game of Morabaraba being played on one of the stands sponsored by Tshwane University of Technology. There is little doubt that a development plan that benefits all the parties involved, is a development plan that is bound to succeed, and Mind Sports SA believes its development plan backed by Ramlodi Outdoor […]