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Lonehill Fun Run draws hundres for conservation cause
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Hundreds of runners and walkers gathered for the 24th Otter Estates Lonehill Fun Run at Lonehill Park, in support of the restoration of the iconic Lonehill Dam.
The event attracted a mix of elite athletes, club runners, recreational participants and families, with participants tackling the competitive 5km course in pursuit of top honours and prize money.
Professional Athlete Tasha Mbobo claimed the women's title for a fourth consecutive year while Nobert Chipika secured second place in the men's race.
The Lonehill Residents Association has thanked participants sponsors and partners for their support following the successful staging of the event.
The event attracted a mix of elite athletes, club runners, recreational participants and families, with participants tackling the competitive 5km course in pursuit of top honours and prize money.
Professional Athlete Tasha Mbobo claimed the women's title for a fourth consecutive year while Nobert Chipika secured second place in the men's race.
The Lonehill Residents Association has thanked participants sponsors and partners for their support following the successful staging of the event.
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Premier Soccer League marks 30-year milestone
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The Premier Soccer League is celebrating 30 years of professional football in South Africa, marking three decades since its inaugural season in 1996.
The milestone was marked during the recent launch of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season, which featured opening ceremonies and matches at the newly rebranded Orlando Amstel Arena.
The PSL has grown into one of the continent’s richest football leagues over the past three decades.
The milestone was marked during the recent launch of the 2026/27 Betway Premiership season, which featured opening ceremonies and matches at the newly rebranded Orlando Amstel Arena.
The PSL has grown into one of the continent’s richest football leagues over the past three decades.
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Professor Ntobeko Ntusi awarded Honorary Doctorate
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South African Medical Research Council president and chief executive officer, Professor Ntobeko Ntusi has been awarded an Honorary Doctor of Medical Sciences degree by the University of Glasgow in Scotland in recognition of his outstanding contributions to medical science and global health research.
The doctorate was conferred during the university's Commemoration Day celebrations marking the institution's 575th anniversary.
The University says the award recognises Professor Ntusi's distinguished career as a clinician-scientist, internationally acclaimed cardiovascular researcher and leader in advancing medical science, health equity and research excellence in Africa and globally.
University of Glasgow Principal and Vice-Chancellor Professor Andy Schofield said the institution's honorary degrees recognise individuals whose work has transformed their professions and made a lasting contribution to society.
The doctorate was conferred during the university's Commemoration Day celebrations marking the institution's 575th anniversary.
The University says the award recognises Professor Ntusi's distinguished career as a clinician-scientist, internationally acclaimed cardiovascular researcher and leader in advancing medical science, health equity and research excellence in Africa and globally.
University of Glasgow Principal and Vice-Chancellor Professor Andy Schofield said the institution's honorary degrees recognise individuals whose work has transformed their professions and made a lasting contribution to society.
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