Mosalagae's injury blessing in disguise

Friday, July 19, 2019

Mosalagae (right) has thrived in amale dominated field

Nshingi Mosalagae’s karate career hit rock bottom when she picked up a knee injury during the Zone VI karate championships held in Johannesburg in 2014.

Little did she know that the setback was actually a blessing in disguise, as she retired from active sport to take up officiating.

At the just-ended 2019 Africa Karate Championships (UFAK) held in Gaborone last week, Mosalagae was the only local woman referee to officiate in the kata and kumite.

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