Kganyago, Butler and Manaleng Contest for Mail & Guardian Woman in Print Award
Three excelling writers, Lethabo Kganyago, Lynn Butler and Palesa DeeJay Manaleng contest for the #gsport18 Mail & Guardian Woman in Print Award!
#SheOwnsHerSuccess #PowerOfRecognition
Happy Mandela Day!
National para-cycling champion, Palesa “Deejay” Manaleng and Spar Proteas captain, Bongi Msomi, lead #MandelaDay celebrations as women and men in women’s sport continue to make a positive impact in various communities in South Africa.
Deejay Manaleng Secures Academic Qualification
2018 gsport Ministerial Recognition of Excellence winner, Deejay Manaleng celebrates latest academic achievement after going back to school for the first time in ten years. #SheOwnsHerSuccess #gsport16
Cycling SA Announces 2021 Para-Cycling Team
Cycling SA announces Palesa “DeeJay” Manaleng, Toni Mould and Justine Marais Asher, to represent SA internationally this year
Manaleng Leads Provisional Squad for Upcoming Global Events
Leading para-cyclist, Palesa “Deejay” Manaleng is excited to be part of the provisional squad for the UCI Road World Cup and Championship events in 2021. She chats about her aspirations for the year ahead.
#FlytheFlag on Heritage Day
As South Africans unite in celebration of Heritage Day, leading women in sport share how they are flying the flag and paving the way for the next generation.
Shannon Landman-Kriel Leads the Way for Future Female Cricketers
For over two decades, Shannon Landman-Kriel, has played a significant role in the development of future female South African cricketers through her involvement with Central Gauteng Lions and the Wanderers Club. The former cricketer reflects on her journey and the progress, or lack thereof, in the women’s game.
‘Wathint’ Abafazi, Wathint’ Imbokodo’ – Happy Women’s Day
In celebration of Women’s Day, pioneers in South African sport have shared their messages of encouragement and support to all women in Mzansi on this special day
Unfinished Business
“I’m ready for my colours” – Read this hard-hitting personal account by rising para-cyclist Palesa Deejay Manaleng, who bravely concludes: “All I want to think about is national championships, and fighting for a spot in the team.”
Sport Marketing Masters Student Dibuseng Inspired to Power On
Her parent’s advice gave TUT Sports Marketing student Dibuseng Theresa Modise an inclination for independence, courtesy her dad, and for the pursuit of job satisfaction, courtesy her mom, and this former Milner High School Senior Victrix Ludorum is intent on making both count.
Manaleng Embodies Spirit of Mandela
Palesa “Deejay” Manaleng, 31, a UJ student and journalist has been selected as one of the 100 Young Mandela’s of the future. Through her leadership, creativity, resilience, vision and compassion, Palesa has made incredible efforts to make a difference in the lives of others and shown persistence to achieve her dreams against all odds.
gsport Confirms Names of #gsport13 Nominees
gsport has announced receipt of more than 600 nominations, adding up to 237 nominees across the 18 Awards categories open for public nominations, for the 2018 gsport Awards.