Ana Sinaporter and Vanessa Mulanga Win Beach Volleyball Title
Mozambique’s beach volleyball stars, Ana Paula Sinaporter and Vanessa Mulanga, win 2nd leg of the Zone VI Beach Volleyball Tour in Johannesburg.
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Preparations Gear Up ahead of AUSC Region 5 Youth Games
Lesotho are preparing to host the highly anticipated Africa Union Sports Council (AUSC) Region 5 Youth Games featuring 10 African countries competing in 11 sports codes from 3-12 December 2021 #gsportAfrica
Shilla Omuriwe-Buyungo New Coach of the Uganda Men’s Volleyball
Former KAVC Head Coach, Shilla Omuriwe-Buyungo, has been appointed as head coach of Uganda’s men’s Volleyball Cranes team #AfricaFocus
Kenya Women Beach Volleyball Team Make Olympic History
The Kenyan Women Beach Volleyball team qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games for the first time after winning the CAVB Continental Cup in Agadir, Morocco on Sunday #MondayMotivation
Sandhya Silal Changing Lives of Para-Athletes
#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.
Nada Zein Excited about First Basketball Tournament in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s vision to ensure sports is more accessible to women in the country has opened doors for the first women’s basketball tournament at the end of February 2021.
All Eyes on SA Volleyball’s First Ever Female Head Coach
Meet Gadija Jappie, South Africa’s first ever female head coach of a senior national volleyball team. With the further lifting of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, Jappie is hoping to get going with her work as head coach of SA National Beach Volleyball.
Ezinne Kalu: Choosing Nigeria Over USA
Nigerian National Women’s Basketball player, Ezinne Kalu-Phelps, is a firm believer in following one’s heart and vision to achieve success. We get to know Kalu-Phelps, who has chosen to honour her African roots over her adopted country, the USA. She also shares some insight on what Africa can learn from the rest of the world about promoting women’s sport.
Di Woolley Fights for Fairness and Equal Opportunities
From physical education teacher to administrator, coach, manager, umpire and now President of South African Schools Netball, we celebrate the journey of pioneer Di Woolley, who talks to Celine Abrahams about her passion to fight for what is right.
Grace Chirumanzu Stands Up for Women’s Sport in Africa
Founder of The Sports Queen, Grace Chirumanzu’s vision is to establish a good network of sports journalists who are passionate about women’s sport in Africa. Zimababwe’s 2018 Sportswoman of the Year also chats to Kass Naidoo about her sports journey that has seen her impact sport as an athlete, administrator and media professional.
Long Read: Addressing Under-Representation of Women in Sport
Chief Director of Sport at Stellenbosch University and President of USSA, Ilhaam Groenewald writes on the factors that contribute towards under-representation of women in sport, and strategies to respond for a changing world
Trailblazer Natalie Germanos
Radio 2000 cricket commentator Natalie Germanos has been paving the path for other female commentators since she joined the radio station in 2005. Germanos shares her trials and glory over the past years.