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Gladwin Mzazi won the first-ever Flamwood Walk race on Sunday November 19. He is originally from Klerksdorp and he took part in the Soweto Marathon. Mzazi finished the 21.1 km race in Klerksdorp in 01:03:10. This is the start of the event over the weekend. More about this magnificent runner in Klerksdorp Record.      Photo: Fortess Running Series.

Marco Jansen van Klerksdorp het vir die Proteas in die Wêreldbekertoernoi in Indië gespeel. Hy het in die semi-finaal teen Australië gespeel. Hy kon nie ‘n lopie aanteken nie. Hy het 3 paaltjies teen Nieu-Seeland geneem en 16 gedurende die toernooi. 
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Rolbalspelers van Klerksdorp het hul medaljes ontvang wat by die onlangse Noordweskompetisies gewen is. Dalene Peens en Waded van den Heever het ‘n bronsmedalje elk gekry by die dames pare kompetisie. Josh Radebe en Anton Grobler het ook bronsmedaljes gewen.

Klerksdorp Midweek, Klerksdorp - Lace up your takkies and get ready to participate in the Fortress Running Series race taking place for the first time ever at Flamwood Walk on November 19. This is the first race being held at the Flamwood Walk shopping centre and is the last of the four races in the 2023 Fortress Running Series. Comrades legends Tete Dijana and Edward Mothibi will be participating in the race – join them by entering today.
Entry fees start at R60 for the 5km, R100 for the 10km and R150 for the 21.1km races. Children under 12 can participate in the 5km race for free.

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Students from TISKA Karate performed brilliantly at the TISKA SA Karate Championships hosted in Potchefstroom on October 21. All of the karatekas qualified for their South African Tiska colours. In front is Leah Maartens who won two silver and one bronze and Milan Maartens with one gold and one silver. Enriko Oosthuizen won two bronze, Isabell Evert won two bronze and CG Randall won two silver and one bronze. In the back is Motlatsi Paul Tselane who won one silver and two bronze, Sensei Werner Maartens and Bennie Smit who won two silver. Not in the photo is Kia-na Maartens with two gold and one silver and Johan Swartz with two bronze and one gold.

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