Final heartache for Team South Africa at the 2026 IWBF Africa Championships
It was a case of so near and yet so far for the South African Wheelchair Basketball national men’s and ladies’ teams at the recently
It was a case of so near and yet so far for the South African Wheelchair Basketball national men’s and ladies’ teams at the recently
The South African Wheelchair Basketball national men’s and ladies’ teams have successfully navigated their way to their respective semi finals at the 2026 IWBF Africa
Two Vaal Triangle athletes, Thabiso Mosekili (Actom Athletics Club, Vanderbijlpark) and Anja Heenop (Vaal Athletics Club, Vereeniging) claimed top honours at this year’s Sasol Sasolburg
Since 2007, Sasol and WBSA have shared a common purpose to push boundaries, create opportunities where others may see limitations and enable athletes to reach levels, once thought out of reach. This renewal continues that legacy, strengthening Sasol’s commitment to the transformative power of wheelchair basketball to grow potential, champion inclusion, and inspire excellence across the entire ecosystem of the sport.
Development of the women’s game is at our core and that energy and passion continues to shine through Sasol Banyana Banyana and young girls with dreams countrywide.
The Liga Sasol has been a transformative force in women’s basketball in Mozambique, driving the sport to new heights of quality and competitiveness. At Sasol em Moçambique, we take immense pride in supporting this journey, witnessing our athletes break barriers and achieve new milestones.