In honor of National Black Women's Labor Day, Atlanta's APEX Museum will screen the historical documentary "Invisible Warriors: Honoring The Legacy of Black 'Rosie the Riveters'" on Saturday.

There was some controversy this week after the Warriors missed out on a spot in the One Day Cup cricket playoffs for falling short of quotas, and while they will no doubt feel hard done by, the real ...

The Warriors have been fined and docked points after fielding only two black African players in their One Day Cup match against the Dolphins. The Warriors have been stripped of their One Day Cup ...

Warriors, the provincial team based in Gqeberha, will not compete in the domestic one-day cup playoffs after being docked points for failing to meet Cricket South Africa's (CSA) transformation ...

The Warriors were docked off points and fined R500,000 for fielding only two Black African players instead of the stipulated three during a CSA 1-Day Cup match against the Dolphins in February.

On February 16, Warriors fielded two black African players instead of the required three in their match against Dolphins, with no prior explanation or application for an exemption, and have since ...

Six players of colour are required in the XI. It is understood the Warriors’ two black African players in their XI were Andile Mokgakane and Sinethemba Qeshile. The Warriors won the match by 116 ...

A quota furore has erupted in SA cricket after the Warriors were disqualified from the 1-Day Cup playoffs over a transformation issue.

teams are stipulated to field six players of colour which needs to include a mandatory of three Black African players in each game. The Warriors fielded six players of colour in a match against ...

The sanction delivered to a leading sports team in SA over a transformation issue has drawn a strong response from one former Springbok.

which requires teams to field a minimum of three Black African players in the starting eleven. The sanctions imposed include loss of match points. Thus, Warriors will forfeit all match points for ...