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Celebrating African Women on the World Stage

In the News Today: gsport Founder Kass Naidoo has praised South African women in sport for breaking barriers on the world stage, noting that their achievements inspire the next generation of global superstars.

Naidoo’s comments come as gsport, Africa’s leading women’s sport advancement initiative, celebrates the fifth anniversary of its #gsportGlobal chapter. Launched in 2006 to raise the profile of women in sport and attract better corporate support, gsport focused its efforts on uplifting South African women athletes.

However, with the launch of the #gsportGlobal chapter in 2019, gsport expanded its reach across Africa, striving to gain global recognition for the continent’s stars… continue reading HERE.

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  1. France has never won the Rugby World Cup but has been a finalist three times, in 1987, 1999, and 2011.