Uganda Crowned as Bok Sevens ‘A’ Finish Sixth in Nairobi

Uganda celebrate a first Africa Women’s Sevens title after beating Tunisia 33-0 in the final, with Lydia Namabiro scoring a hat-trick and Player of the Tournament Peace Lekuru having sunk hosts Kenya in the semi-final, to secure the HSBC SVNS 3 place, at the RFUEA Grounds in Nairobi, Kenya on Sunday, 8 November 2026. Photo: Rugby Africa

The Springbok Women’s Sevens ‘A’ finished sixth at the 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens in Nairobi after two defeats to Zambia and a quarter-final loss to champions Uganda, who beat Tunisia 33-0 in the final to claim the HSBC SVNS 3 place.

Dimpho Kwayine Crowdfunds to Keep Rugby Dream Alive

Dimpho Kwayine made her senior Western Province women's rugby debut off the bench against Free State Women in Bloemfontein on Saturday, 14 March 2026, three years after moving from Soweto to Cape Town to chase a place in the provincial side. The Geomatics student at CPUT has launched a crowdfunding campaign to fund her studies. All Photos: Supplied

Western Province rugby player Dimpho Kwayine, 21, trained on Soweto station stairs in lockdown and debuted in 2026. Now a crowdfunding campaign aims to keep the first-generation Geomatics student at CPUT and on the field.

Sundowns Ladies Chase One Point at CAF Champs in Egypt

Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies go into their final Group A match of the CAF Women's Champions League Egypt 2026 against FUS Rabat needing a single point to secure a semi-final place. The two-time African champions drew 0-0 with hosts FC Masar and beat Lekié Football Filles 2-1 to sit level on four points at the top of the group ahead of the decider at the Suez Canal Stadium in Ismailia, Egypt on Saturday, 7 November 2026. Photo: Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies

Level on four points with hosts FC Masar, two-time champions Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies need a single point against FUS Rabat in Ismailia on Saturday to reach the CAF Women’s Champions League Egypt 2026 semi-finals.

Leah Markgraaff and Chanel Veldsman Medal in Dakar

Leah Markgraaff of Team SA won silver in the women’s 400m freestyle at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games, touching in 4:26.13 behind Ecuador’s Elvira Espinosa to win South Africa’s first medal of the Games, the first Olympic event on African soil, at the Dakar Aquatic Centre in Dakar, Senegal on Sunday, 1 November 2026. Photo: OIC / IOC

Leah Markgraaff won silver in the women’s 400m freestyle at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games on Sunday to open Team SA’s medal account, and Chanel Veldsman followed on Monday with a personal best to take 200m breaststroke bronze.

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.

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