Seasoned wheelchair tennis player Kgothatso Montjane not only achieved the notable milestone of reaching the Wimbledon semifinals‚ but did so while travelling on her own and without a coach.
This revelation on Facebook and a subsequent radio interview elicited a visceral public response towards Wheelchair Tennis South Africa (WTSA).
The organisation’s national public relations manager Anthony Moruthane told Times Select a severe lack of funds forced their hand and Montjane travelling alone was not an act of malice.
According to Moruthane‚ they have been staring down the financial barrel since they lost their Airports Company South Africa sponsorship 18 months ago.
For more on this story‚ please visit Times Select.
The sad tale of an SA tennis champ who had to do it all alone
Seasoned wheelchair tennis player Kgothatso Montjane not only achieved the notable milestone of reaching the Wimbledon semifinals‚ but did so while travelling on her own and without a coach.
This revelation on Facebook and a subsequent radio interview elicited a visceral public response towards Wheelchair Tennis South Africa (WTSA).
The organisation’s national public relations manager Anthony Moruthane told Times Select a severe lack of funds forced their hand and Montjane travelling alone was not an act of malice.
According to Moruthane‚ they have been staring down the financial barrel since they lost their Airports Company South Africa sponsorship 18 months ago.
For more on this story‚ please visit Times Select.