Wheelchair tennis player drops out of Paris Paralympics following mom’s passing

South African tennis star Kgothatso Montjane has been focusing on her mental wellness, recognizing the importance of maintaining a healthy mind alongside her physical training. As one of the country’s most celebrated athletes, Montjane has achieved remarkable success on the court, but she understands that mental strength is just as crucial to her overall performance and well-being.

In a recent update, Montjane shared her journey toward better mental health, emphasizing the steps she’s taking to ensure she stays balanced and resilient. Whether through meditation, therapy, or simply taking time for self-care, Montjane is committed to nurturing her mental wellness as she continues to pursue excellence in her sport.

Her candidness about this aspect of her life has resonated with many, particularly in a world where the pressures of high-level competition can take a toll on an athlete’s mental state. By prioritizing her mental health, Montjane is setting an example for others in the sports community, highlighting that taking care of the mind is as important as training the body. As she works on her mental wellness, Montjane remains dedicated to her tennis career, ready to tackle challenges with renewed strength and a positive mindset.

In other news – Big blow for Generations viewers as actor Ronnie Nyakale (Cosmo) leaves the show after 10 years

The actor who starred on the soapie as Cosmo, is fondly known for his character in the Yizo Yizo drama series where he played the role of a troublesome student Papa Action.

The publication learnt of his exit from the soapie this week. Sources suggested Nyakele “wants to explore more of his talent as an actor with other production houses. Read more

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