Young Boxer Likho Nxele Smashing it In the Ring and Out

Likho Nxele has made an enormous impact in the short time she has been in the boxing ring, already being touted as the sport's brightest star and given her recent performances it is not hard to see why. All Photos: Supplied 

Not only does young boxer Likho Nxele have a bright future in the sport after launching her pro career with a TKO in April, she’s built on that success by graduating with a B. Ed from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology.

Six Tips for Freelancers to Acquire Work in 2025

Karien Jonckheere shared her advice as to how freelancers can acquire new work in 2025. The long-time freelance sports journalist has ample experience and shared some key insights and tips. Photo: Supplied

With the start of 2025 there will many journalists looking for more work or new work. Long-time freelance journalist Karien Jonckheere shared what it’s like to be in the world of part-time working and how to acquire work with gsport.

Noni Tenge to Step Up Against Unbeaten World Champ Emma Kozin

South Africa’s World Boxing Federation women’s super- welterweight world champion, Noni “She Bee Sting” Tenge, is set to find herself in the ring with unbeaten double world champion, Emma Kozin. Photo: Noni Tenge (Instagram)

South Africa’s World Boxing Federation women’s super- welterweight world champion, Noni “She Bee Stinging” Tenge, could be on the verge of the biggest payday of her career as she is set to fight unbeaten double world champion, Emma Kozin later this year

Nthabiseng Ngutshane Calls for More Schools to Introduce Girls Rugby

As we journey to better understand the importance of grassroots sport in society, gsport Member, Thando Sibiya, interviews Leadhome Pirates Women’s Rugby team’s touch rugby player, Nthabiseng Ngutshane, about her early sporting development and flying the South African flag in Dubai at the Rugby Seven’s International Invitational Women’s Tournament.

Springboks Made to Wait to Defend Africa Title

SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux and Springbok Women's coach Stanley Raubenheimer agreed on Tuesday, 2 June 2020, that the cancellation of the 2020 edition of the Rugby Africa Women's Cup was the best decision for all involved due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: Springbok Women (Twitter)

The players have continued to put in the hard yards in terms of their training during lockdown, and I commend them for that.” – SA Rugby CEO, Jurie Roux, following news that the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup won’t go ahead due to Covid-19.

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