Nnusi Gazi Aims to Leave a Legacy in Women’s Sport.
Netball South Africa’s Head of Communications and Media, Nnusi Gazi, is passionate about elevating women’s sport and hopes to one day leave a legacy for the next generation. He is also using the lessons learnt from the 2019 Vitality Netball World Cup to bring a new dimension to the world of local media.
gsport Clarifies Public Vote
gsport clarifies process following public concerns surrounding Public Vote at the 2015 gsport Awards
Zeena Makes Rugby her Playground
As the Super 15 kicks off, Kass Naidoo speaks to South Africa’s First Lady of Rugby, Zeena Isaacs, who is paving the way for women rugby journalists in the country.
Kass Blog
gsport Editor Kass Naidoo pictured with the National Women’s Cricket team, after visiting the team at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria to share tips on how to deal with the media. 2008 is finally upon us… Happy New Year to you and your loved ones! My hope is that this New Year brings you […]
gsport in the News: See Pics!
It’s been a super week, celebrating gsport’s birthday with colleagues, friends, family, and some of South Africa’s top women in sport, business, entertainment, and media.
2007 May Woman in Media: Zeena Isaacs
Zeena Isaacs is South Africa’s only female rugby analyst. Having entertained sports fans with her insightful articles on rugby and golf for Business Day since 2004, Zeena Isaacs turned her focus to television sports broadcasting last March. Since she joined SABC Sport as a rugby analyst on Rugga Zone, this dynamic 24-year-old has taken the […]
’16 Days’ Walk through Joburg
Patrick McDowall’s article for the Sunday Times online, entitled ‘SOS for Women and Children’, not only draws attention to the despicable record of gender violence against women and children, but also leads to information on how to become a part of the solution.
Oleh SA!
Banyana Banyana meet tournament hosts and cup holders the Nigerian Super Falcons in their final Group A clash in Oleh this evening, with both teams having qualified for the fifth African Women’s Championship semi-finals with a maximum 6 points.