People on the Move: Tebogo Motlhabane
Tebogo Motlhabane has been elected the new President of North West Cricket. That was at the organisation’s first AGM in four years in Potchefstroom. After being under administration for some
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People on the Move: Angie Austin
Sports footwear and apparel brand New Balance South Africa has announced the appointment of Angie Austin as the company’s new Marketing Manager. Austin has been at New Balance for seven
People on the Move: Paul Adams
Former Proteas spinner Paul Adams has been named the new coach of Border. That’s ahead of the restructure of South African domestic cricket from next season. Border will compete in
People on the Move: Martin Saaiman
Martin Saaiman has been appointed President of the South African Golf Association, following SAGA’s AGM in Stellenbosch on 18 April. Ekurhuleni’s Saaiman, who has almost 30 years of experience in
People on the Move: Ronald Bantom
Executive committee member Ronald Bantom has been elected as Vice-President of the Western Province Rugby Football Union. That’s at a special general meeting. Bantom was the only nomination received from
People on the Move: Jennifer Sawyer
Jennifer Sawyer has been appointed as Squash South Africa’s new National Manager. Sawyer is the outgoing President and has already started working with outgoing National Manager, Liz Addison. Squash SA
Warriors Secure Dafabet Sponsorship
SA Rugby has announced the appointment of Lynne Cantwell as its first ever High Performance Manager for Women’s Rugby. Cantwell is a former Ireland captain and will work closely with
People on the Move: Ray Langa
Sport and entertainment agency Levergy has announced the appointment of Ray Langa as its new Managing Director. The 31-year-old has been promoted from his position as Business Unit Director and
People on the Move: Matthews Temane
South African distance running legend Matthews Temane has joined the Nedbank running club to assist in the development of the team. The 60-year-old Temane was one of the stars of
People on the Move: Khaya Zondo
Proteas and Dolphins batsman Khaya Zondo has replaced Omphile Ramela as the President of the South African Cricketers Association. The 30-year-old Zondo was elected into office at SACA’s annual general