Nolusindiso Booi Embraces Rugby Leadership
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
#PowerOfRecognition: Rene Naylor
Rene Naylor, an esteemed physiotherapist and recipient of the Ministerial Recognition of Excellence award, chats to gsport as she will represent the country with the Springboks team at the 2023 Rugby World Cup!
#gsport18 #SheOwnsHerSuccess #PowerOfRecognition
Bongi Msomi Joins Roc Nation Sports
Former Momentum gsport Awards winner, Bongi Msomi, becomes the third-highest capped player from South Africa to join Roc Nation Sports #gsportGlobal
Lamla Momoti: The Importance of Investing in Development
gsport talks with Lamla Momoti about Thetha Women, an effort by the former Springbok Women’s player to bridge the gender inequality gap at development structures for young girls in sport.
The Heroic Journey of Zenay Jordaan
Zenay Jordaan shares insight into her untold story of sneaking out the window of her parent’s house to becoming a living legend for the Springbok Women’s Sevens national team
Imbokodo Squad Announced as Cape Town Sevens Kicks Off
The Springbok Womens Sevens team has been announced ahead of the HSBC Cape Town Sevens tournament that will take place at Cape Town Stadium on Friday
Imbokodo Don’t Just Want to Be ‘Present’ – Mpupha
Springbok Women’s Sevens captain, Zintle Mpupha, says that the team are determined to showcase themselves in the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series that begins this weekend