Reabetswe Mpete’s passion for sport has seen her work closely with South Africa’s athletes in her five years at the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee...
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CGL Appoints First Female as President and Chairperson to Lead the Union
Anne Vilas has become only the second woman President of a provincial cricket union in South Africa after being announced as the President and Chairperson of the Central Gauteng...
Calls For More Women Representation in Sports Leadership
There are growing calls for more women representation in South African sports leadership. #GENDERRQUITY - RSA How can this happen? @ChaukeDumisani1 [email protected]_safa [email protected]
Determined to Change Women’s Sport
Lwandile Simelane is the youngest board member of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) and the Head of the organisation’s Women’s Commission....
Dr Phathokuhle Zondi Living Her Purpose
Dr Phathokuhle Zondi is working to leave a legacy that will inspire her two daughters to be purposeful and dynamic. The multi-faceted doctor wears various caps, as she continues...
Step Into the Unknown for Hartley
With the Olympic Games rescheduled for July 2021, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over South African sprint queen Bridgitte Hartley’s career swansong due to the spread of the...
Team SA Squad Announced Ahead of Prestigious African Games
A squad of 153 athletes and officials have been selected to represent Team South Africa at this year’s African Games that will take place from 16-31 August, in Morocco. The...
Women in Sport Wednesday
My love story with sports began in 1995 during the Rugby World Cup. I was sitting with my family in the TV room watching the final, the Springboks vs the All Blacks. Now I must...
Celebrating SA’s Magnificent Olympic Seven
An inspirational group of seven South African sportswomen have won a total of eleven medals at the seven Olympic Games since South Africa’s readmission to the Olympic Movement in...
KwaZulu-Natal Pro Boxer Thema Zuma Scrapping for a Fight
Thema Zuma started her career in sport at a very young age, but growing up in the Rural area delayed her in terms of getting noticed, and also from getting exposed to different...
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