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Alberton Stars dominate interschools chess competition
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Alberton Stars Private School emerged as the standout performers at the Interschools Sports Tournament held at Buhle Park Primary School in the month of June.
The tournament brought together schools from across the region that competed in a range of sporting codes, including soccer, netball and chess.
The Alberton Stars excelled in the chess competition, securing all five top positions.
School director Lenda Sibanyoni-Muzei commended the learners for their outstanding conduct and commitment during the tournament.
The tournament brought together schools from across the region that competed in a range of sporting codes, including soccer, netball and chess.
The Alberton Stars excelled in the chess competition, securing all five top positions.
School director Lenda Sibanyoni-Muzei commended the learners for their outstanding conduct and commitment during the tournament.
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Olivedale Tennis Club launches free youth programme
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The Olivedale Tennis Club in Randburg has launched a youth programme aimed at introducing young children to the sport.
The Friday Youth Hour provides children with a dedicated space to learn the game of tennis in a safe and welcoming environment, with all equipment supplied at no cost.
Club member Emlyn Stone, says the initiative is designed to give children their first official experience of the game and encourage greater participation in the sport from an early age.
The Friday Youth Hour provides children with a dedicated space to learn the game of tennis in a safe and welcoming environment, with all equipment supplied at no cost.
Club member Emlyn Stone, says the initiative is designed to give children their first official experience of the game and encourage greater participation in the sport from an early age.
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Dr John Kani champions South African literature
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South African performing arts legend, Dr John Kani, participated in the Literature Festival at the 52nd National Arts Festival in Makhanda, where writers gathered to promote South African languages and strengthen the local publishing industry.
Discussions centred on preserving indigenous languages and supporting authors in publishing their work.
The festival held masterclasses that aimed to equipp emerging authors with practical and financial skills to help sustain their writing careers.
Discussions centred on preserving indigenous languages and supporting authors in publishing their work.
The festival held masterclasses that aimed to equipp emerging authors with practical and financial skills to help sustain their writing careers.
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