World Marks 100 Days to Olympics

Celebrations to mark 100 days to the Olympic Games have been held around the world, including South Africa and Tokyo. We capture the mood from some of the major events.

Legendary Rocco Meiring Developing Future SA Swimming Stars

Tuks Swimming Head Coach, Rocco Meiring, is a force to be reckoned with as he has elevated the careers of local swimmers and vouches to continue playing his part to develop the next generation. Photo: TuksSport (Facebook)

Legendary South African swimming coach, Rocco Meiring, has over the years elevated the careers of local swimmers and is determined to produce the next generation, which currently includes champion swimmers Tatjana Schoenmaker and Kaylene Corbett. #BestMan

Sandhya Silal Changing Lives of Para-Athletes

Seasoned SA Sport Physiotherapist, Sandhya Silal, is determined to play a vital role in the careers of para-athletes as she has been included in the Paralympic team for the Tokyo Games. Photo credit: Instagram

#WCW Seasoned SA Sport Physiotherapist, Sandhya Silal, is determined to play a vital role in the careers of para-athletes as she has been included in the Paralympic team for the Tokyo Games. She chats about her career and shares advice for aspiring physiotherapists.

How Keeping its Lockdown Promise Boosted gsport’s Game

SASCOC First Vice President, Lwandile Simelane, Head of Momentum Brand, Charlotte Nsubuga-Mukasa, gsport Founder, Kass Naidoo, Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Nocawe Mafu and Chief Marketing Officer of Momentum Metropolitan, Nontokozo Madonsela show their support for the #GAL2020 Newsmakers event held at Mezepoli, Melrose Arch. Photo: gsport

#OnThisDay One year ago, the gsport team challenged itself to tell one story a day to get us through the Covid-19 lockdown. A year later, we have settled into a new rhythm and have expanded our scope to successfully include African and global news. gsport Editor Kass Naidoo shares her thoughts. #ChooseDay

Mind Sports SA Lead the Way for Women in eSports in 2010

Mind Sports South Africa’s Michelle Marder is the first female to rise to the position of being a National Team Manager for an eSports team. Photo: MSSA

South Africa lead the way for women at the 2010 World Cyber Games in Los Angeles, USA, when record-breaking eSports gamer, Michelle Marder became the first female globally to become a National Team Manager of an eSport team.

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