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

Steyn Fires SA Women Emerging to Series Opener Victory

Handy contributions from team captain Andrie Steyn and the middle order helped South Africa Women Emerging side make a strong start to their five-match one-day series on their tour of Zimbabwe with a 32-run win in Bulawayo. Photo: Cricket South Africa (Twitter)

Handy contributions from team captain Andrie Steyn and the middle order helped South Africa Women Emerging side make a strong start to their five-match one-day series on their tour of Zimbabwe with a 32-run win in Bulawayo. #GoGirls

Glenrose Xaba Wins SA Half Marathon Title

Star Boxer athlete, Glenrose Xaba, has won the South African Half Marathon, retaining her title in a time of 1:09:30 at the Nelson Mandela Bay Half-Marathon, incorporating the ASA Half-Marathon Championships, on Saturday, 1 May, 2021, in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape. File Photo: Supplied

Star Boxer athlete, Glenrose Xaba, retains the women’s SA Half Marathon title in Gqerberha and believes her times will only improve as the season progresses #GoGirls

Sedibu Mohlaba Eyes Momentum Proteas World Cup Success

Momentum Proteas Team Manager Sedibu Mohlaba. Images: Supplied

Momentum Proteas Team Manager, Sedibu Mohlaba, has walked a long journey in sport and continues to play his part by positively impacting the women’s game, with the hopes of seeing the national women’s team win an ICC World Cup title.

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?

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