Egypt’s Hana Goda Shines at Table Tennis World Youth Champs
Egyptian table tennis sensation, Hana Goda, produces top-drawer performance winning gold and silver in the U15 category at the ITTF World Youth Championship in Portugal.
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Petra Sörling Elected First Female ITTF President
Sweden’s Petra Sörling breaks new ground becoming the first woman President of the International Table Tennis Federation.
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Nkosinathi Xaba Aims to Develop Sports Center in Pongola
Table Tennis Coach, Nkosinathi Xaba, is a true definition of a champion supporter for women and girls in sport as he aims to develop his own sports center in rural Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal.
Para Table Tennis Superstar Mnyandu set on 2024 Paralympic Games
Para table tennis superstar Sthabile Mnyandu has conquered the challenges of being a burn victim and is determined to fulfill her dreams of competing in the 2024 Paralympic games set to be held in Paris.
Chayma Nahdi Becomes Highest-Ranked Tunisia Female Table Tennis Umpire
At 27, Chayma Nahdi, became the first-ever female umpire from Tunisia to officiate at the Africa Senior Table Tennis Championships #gsportAfrica
Mariam Alhodaby Wins African Table Tennis Championship
Egyptian, Mariam Alhodaby beats counterpart, Hana Gouda to become African Women Table Tennis champion in Yaoundé, Cameroon. #gsportAfrica
Lentz Becomes First African Female Olympic Table Tennis Deputy Referee
Genevieve Lentz is set to take the world by storm when she participates at the Tokyo Olympic Games as the first African female table tennis deputy referee. She chats to Nonto Nothana about her historic feat.
Team SA Squad Announced Ahead of Prestigious African Games
A squad of 153 athletes and officials have been selected to represent Team South Africa at this year’s African Games that will take place from 16-31 August, in Morocco.
Giving Children a Sporting Chance
The Kellogg’s® Health of the Nation 50-Hour Sports Challenge is the largest event of its kind in South Africa. The Challenge takes place at the Southern Suburbs Sport and Recreation Centre in Rosettenville, from January 25, and in Cape Town at the Western Cape Sports School, in Kuils River, from February 15.
KwaZulu-Natal SA Games Winners
KwaZulu-Natal lifted the winner’s trophy of the fourth SA Games at a colourful awards ceremony, which took place at the Vista University in Bloemfontein on Friday evening.
Fourth SA Games Kicks Off
The opening ceremony of the 4th SA Games took place in Mangaung, Bloemfontein on Monday evening, attended by a number of dignitaries including Mr. Gert Oosthuizen, the Free State Premier Ms. FB Marshoff, and SASCOC President, Mr. Moss Mashishi.
Bloem’s SA Games in Four Days
There are only four days to go to the opening of the fourth edition of the SA Games, which will take place in Bloemfontein from the 24th to the 28th of September 2007, and at which more than 5500 athletes, technical and support staff from all nine provinces will gather to compete in 13 different […]