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Easter Rugby Festival kicks off 125-year celebrations at Pretoria Boys High
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Pretoria Boys High School has hosted its annual Easter Rugby Festival as part of its 125-year celebrations.
The festival, featured a series of competitive fixtures, with schools demonstrating both skill and passion on the field.
Organisers say the event not only celebrated the institution’s rich sporting heritage but also reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to youth development through sport.
The Easter Rugby Festival continues to play a vital role in shaping future rugby stars, providing learners with a platform to showcase their abilities while promoting unity and sportsmanship.
The festival, featured a series of competitive fixtures, with schools demonstrating both skill and passion on the field.
Organisers say the event not only celebrated the institution’s rich sporting heritage but also reaffirmed its long-standing commitment to youth development through sport.
The Easter Rugby Festival continues to play a vital role in shaping future rugby stars, providing learners with a platform to showcase their abilities while promoting unity and sportsmanship.
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Kit donation opens doors for underprivileged football players
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Paint manufacturer Versus Luxury Paint & Coatings has donated football kits to Transition Football Club, ensuring that talented young players are not excluded from the sport.
The Johannesburg-based youth development football club coaches players aged five to 20, combining structured football training with a personal development programme.
The initiative, which takes place at Pinnacle College in Kyalami, has built a strong local reputation for creating pathways to professional football and international scholarship opportunities.
The donation will allow players from underprivileged backgrounds to train and compete on equal footing with their peers, removing a significant obstacle that often limits participation in organised sport.
The Johannesburg-based youth development football club coaches players aged five to 20, combining structured football training with a personal development programme.
The initiative, which takes place at Pinnacle College in Kyalami, has built a strong local reputation for creating pathways to professional football and international scholarship opportunities.
The donation will allow players from underprivileged backgrounds to train and compete on equal footing with their peers, removing a significant obstacle that often limits participation in organised sport.
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Record participation expected at Two Oceans Marathon
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The City of Cape Town says this weekend’s Two Oceans Marathon is set to host over 30-thousand runners across its flagship events.
Over 4,500 international runners from nearly 100 countries will take part in the race, boosting the local tourism economy.
The City says a comprehensive traffic management plan will be in place to ensure the safety of participants and minimize disruption, while appealing to the public to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
The marathon weekend is estimated to contribute up to R1.5 billion to the local GDP.
Over 4,500 international runners from nearly 100 countries will take part in the race, boosting the local tourism economy.
The City says a comprehensive traffic management plan will be in place to ensure the safety of participants and minimize disruption, while appealing to the public to plan ahead and allow extra travel time.
The marathon weekend is estimated to contribute up to R1.5 billion to the local GDP.
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