Guest Speaker Motshidisi Mohono is an award-winning Sport Broadcaster – currently playing her trade at SuperSport International. The 2018 SA Sport Awards Journalist of the Year’s stellar work includes anchoring the 2021 British and Irish Lions Tour to South Africa, being part of SuperSport’s production team for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, hosting the 2019 Rugby World Cup Final, England’s 2018 tour to South Africa, as well as anchoring Test matches, United Rugby Championship, the Heineken

Cup and Challenge Cup matches.

Motshidisi joined SuperSport in 2011, after coming third in the Lady Rugga presenter search. Her first assignment was as co-anchor on “SuperSport Superfan” – a social media show during the 2011 Rugby World Cup. She then joined the SuperSport Blitz team in early 2012, working as a journalist on the 24-hour sports news channel. In 2013, Motshidisi wasroped into SuperSport’s Varsity Rugby production team, and has since then, formed an integral part in the growth of the Varsity Sport brand. As part of this brand, she has covered various sporting codes, including Volleyball, 7’s Rugby, Football, Hockey and Netball.
 

In 2015, Motshidisi’s work ethic and passion garnered her the opportunity to cover the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards in Shanghai, China, where she covered the pre-award activities and awards’ red carpet for the channel. Thereafter, covered the festivities in Berlin in 2016. Motshidisi has made her mark in the Netball arena, as well, having presented the Tri-Nations in 2013, when the SPAR Proteas defeated England to clinch the title. From 2014-2016, she covered the Brutal Fruit Netball Premier League and Varsity Netball.

In 2016, she was nominated by her peers, for a GSport4Girls Award in the category “Women in Media: TV” (her second nomination in the category) and subsequently walked away with the award. Motshidisi has previously co-anchored the Xhosa rugby show PHAKA (Tuesdays at 7pm) on SuperSport, and has anchored major rugby tournaments, including Super Rugby (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020), Currie Cup (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021), the British and Irish Lions Tour to New Zealand (2017), and the Springbok end-of-year-tour in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021 and 2022.
 

In 2019, Motshidisi was included in the Mail and Guardian 200 Young South Africans in the Sports category. Mohono went on to host the Rugby World Cup Final in the same year.

She also won the Women In Television award at the 2020 Momentum GSport4Girls Awards. Motshidisi is a dynamic, , who maintains a high standard of excellence.
 

MC AND VOICE OVER WORK

- The Gauteng Sports Awards in 2016 and 2018

- 2020 Super Rugby Launch

- 2019 MTN #WeGotYouBokke Launch

- 2019 Springboks Farewell Dinner

- 2019 RWC Springbok Team Announcement

- 2018 Gauteng Sports Awards Media Launch

- 2018 Laureus Rugby Breakfast (facilitator of panel discussion)

- 2018 Laureus Ladies’ Breakfast (facilitator)

- MTN Bozza Competition Launch

- MTN Bozza Winner’s Announcement

- 2017 Bidvest Wits Awards

- 2016 Brutal Fruit Netball Premier League

- Captains’ Breakfast and the 2013 SuperSport United Awards.

- 2020 Hollard Sport Awards

- 2020 Castle Lager Bristish & Irish Lions SA tour announcement (Facilitator)

- 2020 Momentum Cheslin Kolbe partnership announcement (Facilitator)

- 2020 Vodacom SuperRugby CHOC partnership (Facilitator)

- 2021 MTN/SPRINGBOKS sponsorship announcement

- 2021 Nedbank Youth X Panel

- 2021 CEO’s awards

- 2021 Momentum GSport awards MC

- 2021 Spar convention Conference host

- 2021 Spar Build It conference host

- 2021 Distell SA BU peak Roadshow host

- 2021 Sports Industry Awards host

- 2021 Kumba Ore conference host

- 2021 Total Energies Top Service Awards host

- 2022 FNB Springboks Women’s Launch Breakfast host

- 2022 FoodLovers Conference host

- 2022 NBA School Clinic CPT host

- 2022 FreshStop GRIT Conference host

- 2022 Betway Next Phase host

- 2023 Rise: The Siya Kolisi Story Documentary Screening host

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

- 2019 SAICA Women In Leadership Conference - 2019 YFM Cadets

- 2019 YFM Academy

- 2022 Fresh Stop Conference

CAMPAIGNS

- 2019 Mastercard Priceless Surprise

- 2019 DStv’s Women Are Campaign

- 2019 Dove Men+ Care

- 2020 DSTV Showcase

- 2020 Castle Lager’s #CastleBraaiSeason

- 2020 Momentum Science is a Success

- 2020 DSTV Open Window

- 2020 Vodacom #TacklingCancer

- 2020 SlikourOnLife Live Sports Announcement

- 2020 5 of the Best Rugby - Pilot

- 2020 SA Rugby Sponsors Cocktail

- 2021 Nedbank Youth X campaign- Social media campaign

- 2021 Nestle Milo Minute campaign

- 2021 Vodacom - Take your shot

- 2021 Placecol Skincare and beauty partnership

- 2021 Betway VO

- 2021 DSTV Oh-Snack campaign

- 2021 Momentum ‘She owns her success’ campaign

- 2022 Momentum ‘She owns her success’ campaign

- 2022 Robertson’s Spice – Heritage Day Campaign

- 2022 Dstv #HereForEveryone World Cup campaign

- 2022 Coca-cola FIFA World Cup – #BelievingIsMagic campaign

Guest Speaker Motshidisi Mohono is an award-winning Sport Broadcaster – currently playing her trade at SuperSport International. The 2018 SA Sport Awards Journalist of the Year’s stellar work includes anchoring the 2021 British and Irish Lions Tour to South Africa, being part of SuperSport’s production team for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, hosting the 2019 Rugby World Cup Final, England’s 2018 tour to South Africa, as well as anchoring Test matches, United Rugby Cham