Tokyo Olympic Games Team SA Daily Wraps

Team South Africa got the ball rolling at the Olympic Games in Tokyo on Saturday, 24 July 2021, in what was a challenging affair for Mzansi’s representatives #Tokyo2020

Bridgitte Hartley Aiming to Enhance Athletes’ Olympic Journey

Three-time Olympian Bridgitte Hartley will be making her fourth appearance at the Olympic Games, this time she will not be competing as she is part of a group of 30 individuals who will be looking to be elected as one of the four candidates to join the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes Commission. Photo: Bridgitte Hartley (Instagram)

Three-time Olympian and 2012 bronze medalist, Bridgitte Hartley, makes her fourth appearance at the Olympics, this time she is part of a group of 30 individuals, looking to be elected as one of the four candidates to join the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes Commission #MondayMotivation

Netflix Premieres Naomi Osaka Docuseries

Four-time Grand Slam singles champion, Naomi Osaka, opens up to her fans about her life in the spotlight with a new docuseries on Netflix, which aired on Friday, 16 July 2021. Photo: Naomi Osaka (Twitter)

Four-time Grand Slam singles champion, Naomi Osaka, opens up to her fans about her life in the spotlight with a new docuseries on Netflix, which aired on Friday #GlobalFeature #SundayRead

Kayla Richards’ Olympic Dream Come True

South Africa’s physiotherapist and owner of MOVE, Kayla Richards, has been selected as part of the medical team assisting Team SA at the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo. Photo: Kayla Richards (Instagram)

South African physiotherapist and owner of Physio on the MOVE, Kayla Richards, has been selected as part of the medical team assisting Team SA at the upcoming Olympic Games in Tokyo #FBF

Shakira January Sets Sight on Olympic Games Participation

Shakira January is looking forward to representing South Africa in the country’s first inclusion in Water Polo at the Olympics as she is part of the final squad that was announced by Team South Africa. Photo: Supplied

Shakira January is set to be a part of history as she will be one of the thirteen ladies to represent South Africa at the Olympics in Water Polo for the first time. She speaks to Babsie Kutwana to unpack her Olympic preparations #GoGirls

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