Lentswe, Stellenbosch - Stellenbosch’s first away game in African club competition is to be played in South Africa, as their opponents from Eswatini do not have a home ground.
The kingdom is one of more than 20 countries who have been banned from hosting international matches at their own stadiums after inspection by the Confe-deration of African Football found facilities below standard.
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Lentswe, Stilfontein - Puma, a German multinational corporation that designs and manufacture athletic and casual footwear, apparel, and accessories, presented the multi-talented rugby player, athlete and bowler, Reneilwe “Habana” Manyobe, with a spring in his step with a new pair of boots. The hand over took place at Laerskool Stilfontein in front of class-mates, the school principal, and teachers.
Benedict Gift Ratlhogo (43), secretary of Zamalek, celebrated his birthday on Mandela Day at Ext 7 East, Jouberton. His birthday was the 17th. He is seen with Denis Moira, manager of the club. Gift is also seen in the team photo.
Lentswe, Klerksdorp - You can join the Nelson Mandela Day Walk and Run from anywhere in the world. It will take place in Johannesburg on Saturday July 20, but it is open to virtual participation, so you can walk or run alongside participants from anywhere in the world.
The Shinkyokushinkai Annual National Karate Tournament was held at the Saul Tsotetsi Community Centre in Sebokeng Zone 14 on Saturday July 6. The Matlosana team was in attendance, registering 25 karatekas and 13 of them brought silverware back home. Salmina Motshana, Botlhokwa Motswenyane, Amahle Boqashi and Gift Ngake won their categories after brilliant and courageous efforts. The team will now prepare for the Gauteng Championships to be held next month. They train under Sensei Thomas Mayekani.
