Para-Cyclist Toni Mould Returns to International Racing and Releases Her First Book
What a comeback for SA para cyclist Toni Mould, who returned to international racing this year and now celebrates the release of her debut book, Breaking The Mould, a powerful story of faith, grit, community and life on her beloved bike, Little Giant.
Kgothatso Montjane Leads Team SA Paralympic Squad
Wheelchair tennis champion, Kgothatso Montjane headlines Team South Africa’s Tokyo 2020 Paralympic squad, which also includes two-time gold medallist, Zanele Situ #GoGirls
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.
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.
Burns Stands Out at ParaCycling World Cup
Mixed results for Team SA at the UCI Para-Cycling World Cup road race in Merano, Italy, after Roxy Burns wins bronze in her road race, while Justine Asher is forced to her withdraw from her debut international event after a crash leaves her with bone fractures in both legs