Nokuthula Happiness Mnyani, Sumayya Khan, Yamkela Njapha and Prabashnee Naidoo are among the five winners of tickets to the gsport Business Breakfast on Monday, 30 November 2026, where gsport founder Kass Naidoo will launch her memoir, Making Women’s Sport Visible: 20 Years of gsport.
The five winners were selected in an online draw on Friday, 13 November 2026, which rewarded the readers who backed the book before its publication. Six tickets were on offer, and one of the winners, a buyer of several copies of the book, won a second ticket!
Pre-orders opened on Wednesday, 7 October 2026, and from that first day, every reader who committed to a copy also committed to a simple idea: that the women at the heart of this story deserve a permanent record.
Every copy pre-ordered and paid for at 20yearsofgsport.com from Wednesday, 7 October to Friday, 31 October 2026 was automatically counted as one entry, with no extra cost and no form to complete.
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The first name out of the draw was that of the multi-copy buyer, and then Nokuthula Happiness Mnyani, Sumayya Khan, Yamkela Njapha and Prabashnee Naidoo filled the remaining four tickets, and will take their places at the Business Breakfast, an occasion that carries particular weight.
Monday, 30 November 2026 is launch day for the book, and the day printed copies begin to ship to the readers who ordered them, and the winners will be in the room as the story of gsport’s first two decades is formally presented in print.
That story belongs first to South African girls and women in sport. For 20 years, gsport has worked to bring their achievements out of the margins and into public view, because visibility is where recognition and support begin. Kass Naidoo, who founded gsport and the gsport Awards, has written the book from the inside of that work.
Making Women’s Sport Visible is her account of those 20 years, told by the woman who has spent two decades insisting that South African women’s sport deserves to be seen, celebrated and remembered.
The readers who pre-ordered the book have been part of that same effort. Each early order was a vote of confidence in the idea that the story of South African women’s sport is worth owning, reading and passing on. The draw was a way of saying thank you to all of them, and of bringing a handful of them to the table on launch day.
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gsport congratulates all five winners and looks forward to welcoming them to the Business Breakfast on Monday, 30 November 2026, where the book they backed early finally takes its place in the world.
Making Women’s Sport Visible: 20 Years of gsport is available to order at 20yearsofgsport.com, in soft cover at R295 and hard cover at R395. For the winners, the next chapter begins over breakfast.
Main Photo Caption: The 2025 Business Breakfast group photo. Happiness Mnyani, Sumayya Khan, Yamkela Njapha and Prabashnee Naidoo are among the five readers who win tickets to the gsport Business Breakfast, where gsport founder Kass Naidoo launches Making Women’s Sport Visible: 20 Years of gsport, after the online pre-order draw on Friday, 13 November 2026. File Photo: Alaister Russell
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