Nolusindiso Booi Embraces Rugby Leadership

With a career spanning over 14 years as well as being the most capped Springbok Women’s player, Nolusindiso Booi knows a thing or two about leadership. Photo: World Rugby

Nolusindiso Booi’s rugby career has spanned over 14 years and includes three Rugby World Cups. As the the most capped Springbok Women’s player, Booi has been leading the team for the past few years, and knows a thing or two about leadership

2023 a “Breakthrough Year” for Tiffany Keep

International cyclist Tiffany Keep is benefitting after a leap of faith allowed her to realise professional firsts in 2023, and she believes the platform she’s laid will allow her greater opportunities to qualify for Paris 2024 among with other career goals. All photos: Supplied

International cyclist Tiffany Keep is benefitting after a leap of faith allowed her to realise professional firsts in 2023, and she believes the platform she’s laid will allow her greater opportunities to qualify for Paris 2024 among with other career goals

Zintle Mpupha Pens Professional Deal in Europe

Springbok Women's centre Zintle Mpupha becomes the second South African to sign a professional rugby contract in Europe. Photo: SA Rugby

Springbok women’s centre, Zintle Mpupha, becomes only the second South African woman to sign a professional rugby contract and says she hopes this opens more doors for women players. #gsportGlobal

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