‘Believe in Your Strength and Abilities’ – Tezna Abrahams Ahead of #IWD26
Tezna Abrahams opens up about her 2026 rebuilding phase after injury and the significance of her Ministerial Award, sharing a powerful message that women para athletes must continue breaking barriers and believing in their potential.
Proteas Women Clinch Series Despite Pakistan’s Victory in Final IWC ODI
Pakistan marched to a 119-run triumph in the third IWC ODI, but the Proteas Women secured the series 2–1 as Suné Luus earned Player of the Series honours and Annerie Dercksen contributed a spirited 54 in the hosts’ reply in Durban on Sunday.
Stellar All-Round Performance from Annerie Dercksen Propels South Africa to Unassailable 2-0 Lead
Annerie Dercksen’s brilliant 90 and three wickets steered the Proteas Women to an unassailable 2-0 series lead following a thrilling 16-run victory over Pakistan in Centurion, with the final match set for Sunday in Durban.
SA Rugby Empowers Next Generation of Female Elite Coaches
Legends like Namhla Siyolo and Lesego Malebadi join leaders like Aneesah Adams in a group of 24 provincial coaches as SA Rugby’s Women Coaches’ Transitioning Workshop advances gender parity and elite coaching standards in the Western Cape.
Andisiwe Mgcoyi’s Journey in Leadership and the Future of Women’s Football
Former Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies star Andisiwe Mgcoyi is transitioning from the pitch to the dugout as UJ’s Women’s Sasol League 2nd assistant coach, blending her playing experience with formal theory to lead student-athletes and champion the growth of the sport.
Player of the Match Suné Luus Shines with the Bat and the Ball in Opening IWC ODI Win
An unbeaten 93 from Suné Luus and Sinalo Jafta’s maiden international fifty supported by Tumi Sekhukhune’s three wickets steered the Proteas Women to a 37-run victory over Pakistan in the first IWC ODI at Mangaung Oval on Sunday.
Siphokazi Malinga is Intentional about Shifting the Narrative for Women’s Sport in South Africa
Driven by a passion for human stories, eNCA’s Siphokazi Malinga is dedicated to transforming the media landscape by giving women’s sport the professional spotlight and consistent coverage it deserves.
Naledi Aphane Affirming the Power of Excellence and Female Representation in Sport
International Cricket Broadcaster wrote about stepping into the commentary box with Kass Naidoo as a full-circle moment that affirmed her craft and the power of excellence in representation, reminding her that preparation and passion are key to world-class broadcasting.
Proteas Women Clinch T20I Series 2–1 Despite Clinical Final-Match Defeat to Pakistan
Fatima Sana’s brilliant all-round performance guided Pakistan to a 53-run win over the Proteas Women in Benoni, while South Africa claimed the series 2–1 after convincing victories in the first two matches of the three-match T20 International series.
Celina Sattelkau Triumphs over Testing Conditions to Make it Two-from-Two on Sunshine Ladies Tour
Germany’s Celina Sattelkau claimed back-to-back Sunshine Ladies Tour wins with a composed five-stroke victory at the NTT DATA Ladies’ Pro-Am at Fancourt, navigating windy conditions to finish seven under par ahead of compatriot Sophie Witt.
Clinical Ayabonga Khaka and Unbeaten Laura Wolvaardt Power Proteas to 2-0 Lead Over Pakistan
Player of the Match Ayabonga Khaka’s clinical bowling and captain Laura Wolvaardt’s unbeaten knock guided the Proteas Women to a commanding six-wicket victory over Pakistan in Benoni to clinch the T20I series with one game remaining.
Banyana Banyana to Launch 2027 FIFA World Cup Quest with COSAFA and WAFCON Double-Header
Sasol Banyana Banyana’s journey to the 2027 FIFA World Cup starts now as Desiree Ellis assembles her squad for the COSAFA Championship and WAFCON, with African women’s football action beginning against Malawi on 18 February in Polokwane