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Lesotho Athletes Outshine Local Runners

30 September 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: Lesotho athletes Tebello Ramakongoana and Neheng Khatala dominated the Hollywoodbets 10km race in Durban on Sunday, winning both the men’s and women’s races.

Ramakongoana beat a strong field that included Elroy Gelant, Stephen Mokoka, Kabelo Mulaudzi and Thabang Mosiako to finish first in 28:07.

Gelant was second in 28:08, while Kamohelo Mofolo was third in 28:10 to round up the podium finish.

Ramakongoana was excited about the win and said the plan was to run sub-28, but the windy conditions disturbed his plans.

“I’m very happy to have won the race because I came here to test my body after the tough… continue reading HERE.

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    30 August 2026 at 3:43 am

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