Coach Raubenheimer Looks Forward to Successful RWC Campaign
Springbok Women’s head coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, is looking forward to guiding the team to the 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. He chats about dealing with a challenging year and his journey in the sport.
Banyana Banyana and Bantwana Earn Victories at COSAFA Champs
Banyana Banyana thump Eswatini 5-0 in their second COSAFA Women’s Champs encounter, while Bantwana bounce back to winning ways against Zimbabwe.
Banyana Begin COSAFA Women’s Champs Title Defence on Positive Note
Defending COSAFA Women’s Cup Champions, South Africa beat Angola 2-0, while Eswatini also claimed an opening victory against Comoros in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Ellis and Dludlu Announce Squads for COSAFA Cup
National team coaches, Desiree Ellis and Simphiwe Dludlu, announce squads to represent the country at the 2020 COSAFA Senior Women and Under-17 Championships scheduled for Port Elizabeth.
Fixtures Released for COSAFA Women’s Senior and Under-17 Championships
COSAFA announces fixtures for upcoming Senior Women’s and Under-17 Championship that will be staged concurrently in Nelson Mandela Bay in November.
Bantwana Enter Selection Camp Ahead of COSAFA Cup
Bantwana head coach, Simphiwe Dludlu is currently assessing a squad of 33 players at the SAFA Technical Centre for selection ahead of the COSAFA Women’s U17 Cup in Port Elizabeth.
Babalwa Latsha Represents South Africa In Unstoppable Africa Rugby Campaign
Springbok women’s captain Babalwa Latsha included in Africa Campaign to drive interest in women’s rugby.
Musonda Eyes Top 10 Ranking and World Cup Qualification
Zimbabwe Captain, Mary-Anne Musonda, is determined to play her part in turning things around for women’s cricket in Zimbabwe. Her dream is to lead the national team to a World Cup and to become one of the top 10 women’s players in the world
Ironman Nick Bester Using Second Chance at Life to Open Doors for Female Athletes
“I believe that women have the same rights as men to follow and pursue their dreams,” reveals Comrades Marathon icon, Nick Bester. He plans to use the next years of his life to develop future female athletes. Bester recently suffered a brutal assault while training in Magaliesberg.
31 Days of Women’s Sport Stories
We challenged ourselves to keep telling one powerful story a day during the lockdown to play our part in shaping the narrative of women’s sport. We ended up telling 32 stories, and we are excited to salute them as we reflect on an inspiring month of storytelling on gsport!
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.
Nyahora Eyes Olympics Qualification
Zimbabwean marathon runner, Rutendo Nyahora, plans to continue her preparations to qualify for the Olympic Games as she aims to represent her country at the global showpiece for the second time in her career. She also chats to Celine Abrahams about her journey and shares advice to aspiring sportswomen.