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Nurturing Talent at the Tsitsikamma Constitutional Awareness Campaign
Talent that is not well developed, channeled and groomed may prove to be futile in the long run. As we’ve seen with most sporting...
Honouring women’s excellence in sports
By Mduduzi Malinga
Last week, as the country celebrated WAFCON winners Banyana Banyana, Brand South Africa in collaboration with gsport hosted a Business Breakfast at...
Meet WAFCON Coach of the year: Desiree Ellis
A rose amongst the thorns.
This year’s women’s month kicked off on a high for South Africa, as a leading example of how to launch...
Media Release: Banyana Banyana win & exceptional performance gives the nation yet another boost...
. When COVID 19 hit, the world came to a standstill, and so did sporting activities. The joy of watching national teams of any...
South African Women in Sport Punching Above Their Weight
Bronze, silver or gold: South African female sporting heroes have long carried the pride of the country on their shoulders and in their hearts.
But...
10 Things to Know about Banyana Banyana
South Africa’s women football team, Banyana Banyana made history in Ghana last week when they qualified for the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
After a...
South Africa’s top female Olympians – part 2
12 August 2016
Team South Africa began its Rio Olympics campaign this week, and among the 137
athletes competing this year are some of the country's...
South African fans’ guide to Rio 2016 – Week 1 (3-12 August)
2 August
The Summer Olympic Games begin on 5 August, with South African track star and official flag-bearer Wayde van Niekerk leading the South African...
Team SA for Rio Olympics 2016 announced
The fun is about to start! We'll be tweeting #teamSArise to bring you all the breaking news pic.twitter.com/qefX6Y5g6Y
— Team Vitality (@TeamVitalitySA) July 14, 2016
The...
South Africa’s Modise hailed for top career
Portia Modise should be celebrated. She was the first African footballer to score more than 100
goals in international competition. She has announced her retirement from playing to take up
coaching after a career in which she was the country's top goal scorer, male and female.