Tswelopele Mohapi Is Writing Her Own Story in Sports PR

Woman in PR and Sponsorship finalist Tswelopele Mohapi, who rose from youth football tournament volunteer to account executive at Playmakers while opening doors for other young women in sports communication, joined the class of 2026 at the 21st gsport Awards at the Wanderers Club in Illovo, Johannesburg, on Saturday, 8 August 2026. All Photos: Supplied

Tswelopele Mohapi went to the gsport Awards as a plus-one and returned a year later as a Woman in PR and Sponsorship finalist, driven by her late mother’s final message, a belief in calling sport simply sport and a mission to lift women.

Sibonelo Khulu Impacting Lives of KZN Athletes

Sibonelo Khulu, is an ASA Level 2 Coach in Middle, Long and Walk distances, founder of Dundee Development AC, a former teacher and a current Public Relations Manager for Asikhule Holdings. Photo: Supplied

In this week’s #BestMan interview, we feature founder of Dundee Development Athletics Club, Sibonelo Khulu, who is making a difference in the lives of the youth in northern KwaZulu-Natal.

Nnusi Gazi Aims to Leave a Legacy in Women’s Sport.

Netball South Africa’s Head of Communications and Media, Nnusi Gazi, is passionate about elevating women’s sport and hopes to one day leave a legacy for the next generation. He is also using the lessons learnt from the 2019 Vitality Netball World Cup to bring a new dimension to the world of local media.

Sipokazi Sokanyile’s Rise to International Media Star

Cricket South Africa Media Manager, Sipokazi Sokanyile, is playing a significant role in the media game, which has seen her journey from intern to international media star. She chats to Celine Abrahams about her love for cricket and her passion to see women in sport thriving.

Mkhwanazi Investing in Future Women Cricketers

Central Gauteng Lions Cricket Administrator, Takatso Mkhwanazi, is playing a vital role in ensuring that schools from primary level invest in developing girl cricketers for the national team. She chats to gsport member, Selina Munsamy, about the challenges women’s cricket faces and her plans for the future.

Mel Awu – My Story on What it Takes to Succeed

Mel Awu was determined for a career in sport, and when financial difficulty prevented top-level participation as an athlete, she decided no tough would be tough enough to keep her out. Read this empowering story of another winning SA woman in sport.

Kass Blogs: gsport Going Forward

The South African national women’s cricket team after their comprehensive victory over Pakistan in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier, in Stellenbosch recently. Picture: Mouton van Zyl Wow, it’s been a wonderful two weeks – crazy but exciting on so many levels. I have just been appointed Commercial Manager for Cricket South Africa, an […]

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