Powering Coverage of Women’s Sport in Africa

Zimbabwean blogger, Tatenda Gondo, joins hands with gsport to amplify storytelling and increase its footprint on the continent. Photo: Supplied

Coverage of women’s sport in Africa boosted as gsport increases its footprint on the continent with exciting new partnership with @taytbells, founder of @SportsRifle. #gsportAfrica #GoGirls

Women’s Sport on the Agenda

Braveheart FC Ladies team captain, Josephine Ojineme, believes Nigerian football has a way to go, but lauded Nigerian Women Football league President, Aisha Falode, for transforming the league despite many challenges. Image: Supplied

Traditional media houses are slow to take notice when women’s sports news happens with men’s sport dominating the public attention – How can putting Women on the Agenda change the status quo?

Tatenda Gondo Passionate About Telling Untold Stories

Tatenda Gondo is passionate about acknowledging and celebrating athletes who hardly receive attention from the mainstream media, leading her to start her own blog - Sports Rifle 724 – which she hopes will one day turn into a powerful sports content hub. Photo: Supplied

Zimbabwean freelance sportswriter, Tatenda Gondo, wants to turn her Sports Rifle 7/24 blog into a powerful platform, telling the stories of athletes who do not get the recognition from mainstream media. She also tells Celine Abrahams about her desire to see women take up space in leadership roles.

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