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You are here: Home / News / Sport / Local Is a ‘Lekker’ Ally for Madibaz at Ussa Cross Country Champs

Local Is a ‘Lekker’ Ally for Madibaz at Ussa Cross Country Champs

15 September 2024 by Guest

Madibaz Sport’s athletics manager Bernard Petersen said it had been several years since Mandela University had hosted the event and that the 2024 edition at the South Campus would be the ideal opportunity to compete against the best in the country.

The event consists of men’s and women’s individual and team categories, while mixed relays (two men and two women) also form part of the programme.

Petersen said the runners had worked hard and that these efforts had led to consistent performances by men such as Bongani Banda, Sicelo Mashaba, Sinawo Poti and Sakhe Mahote in recent…

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    7 September 2026 at 4:01 am

    EOIN Morgan- an Irish-born cricketer doesn’t sing the national anthem before starting a game.

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