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Fire, Flavour and a New Champion: Huwitt Strydom Wins Capegate’s 2025 Braai Challenge

20 October 2025 by Guest

The heat was real and the stakes even higher as Capegate Shopping Centre wrapped up another unforgettable CG Braai Challenge. After a series of high-pressure cook-offs and a trolley dash that had crowds cheering, Huwitt Strydom emerged as the 2025 Braai Champion, claiming the title with a bold coffee-rubbed ribeye and red wine reduction. The …

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Danila Botha: Danila Botha is a South African journalist who has worked for the SABC and the Sunday Times. She is known for
her reporting on politics and current affairs.

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