The Franschhoek Literary Festival and Kingsmead Book Fair are good indications that South Africans love reading
Those in power continue to ignore the increasing calls for change from successful sportswomen
She is fighting for precedents that will define the future of women’s athletics. In whatever battles are to come she deserves our full support
Double Olympic 800m champion Caster Semenya on Tuesday won her appeal to the European Court of Human Rights to challenge whether her rights had been infringed in terms of…
Dr Nana Adom-Aboagye from the Centre for Sport Leadership at Maties Sport (Stellenbosch University) researches African women and gender equity in sport. We asked her what issues…
South Africa will be hoping to build on an impressive Rio, but face a number of challenges
Long-distance runner Glenrose Xaba ran the third-fastest time by a South African woman on home soil, winning the SA Half-Marathon
Caster Semenya’s case and that of other black women athletes spells bad news for the human rights of women in sport, including their right to dignity and equality
Caster Semenya’s latest legal challenge follows a series of setbacks that seemed to have ended her chances of competing in her preferred events
World Athletics, in its pursuit of Semenya, has destroyed anything resembling fairness. The waters have been polluted, leaving future generations to wade through a set of rules…
South Africa’s star Olympic athlete may well have run out of legal options after latest loss in Swiss tribunal
Wanted: A single hymn sheet from which Athletics South Africa and its athletes can sing to improve their medal haul at the upcoming Olympics in Tokyo
With the Jamaican out of the picture, South Africa’s favourite in a new generation of sprinters may just snatch the gold
Cape Town-based radio technical producer Brett Kannemeyer only ever idolised one kind of motor vehicle — Ford
The 28 year-old has been embroiled in a bitter legal battle with the IAAF over rules that force female athletes to regulate their testosterone levels
Semenya’s fight tells us much about how the world sees black women, especially as they compete for gold.
The reigning women’s 800m champion will not be able to defend her title after a Swiss judge ruled against IAAF regulations being suspended
The pause means she is free to compete in any event without the need for testosterone regulation and monitoring.
The Olympic gold medallist will appeal the ruling which is set to bar her from participating without artificially reducing her testosterone levels
The next chapter in the prolonged battle to secure the professional future of Caster Semenya is about to be written
