The awards were established in 2018 in Ekurhuleni and have since expanded to various districts in Gauteng.
JOHANNESBURG – It is time for Gauteng Women in Sports Awards - which present you with an opportunity to nominate your favourites.
The categories include but are not limited to the coach of the year, sportswoman of the year with disability, sports journalist of the year, team of the year and administrator of the year.Futballing Girls NPO - which is behind the awards seeks to celebrate the hard work of all in the sporting community.
“Recognition plays such a huge role in motivation and inspiration. With our awards we want to create awareness and role models in communities for female sport over and above the recognition” said Futballing Girls founder, Moonira Ramathula.Click on the link below to nominate your Sponsor of the year for the 2022/23 Gauteng Women in Sports Awards.https://t.co/BkaOAKYVPK#WomenInSportsAwards#GWISA23#FutballingGirlsNPO pic.twitter.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Zimbabwe gazettes hefty nomination fees for 2023 presidential electionsPresidential candidates have to pay US$20,000, up from US$1,000 in the 2018 elections to qualify to contest the election.
Read more »
Zimbabwe gazettes hefty nomination fees for 2023 presidential electionsPresidential candidates have to pay US$20,000, up from US$1,000 in the 2018 elections to qualify to contest the election.
Read more »
MUJAAHID HASSAN: Funding for women empowerment deals moves in the right directionGreater commitment needed to create more black women industrialists
Read more »
This community garden in Gauteng's growing bigger, better veggies – thanks to dagga-powered soil | BusinessinsiderA Johannesburg-based medical cannabis cultivation company is helping a community garden grow bigger and better vegetables through donations of its nutrient-rich coco coir medium that's then mixed with regular soil.
Read more »
Eastern Cape govt gives 6 Banyana players R100 000 each for contribution to Wafcon victory | News24Six Eastern Cape Banyana Banyana players, who were part of the women's national soccer team that recently won the Women Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, will each get R100 000 from the Eastern Cape government. | MaliDayimani
Read more »
Women in Health: Mary Selona is changing 'the way things are' – one woman at a time | News24Mary Selona, a community activist who heads up the Blood River Advice Centre in Limpopo, is putting women at the centre in her quest for social justice.
Read more »