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Purchase the Joma Sport Africanbank Soweto Marathon Event Shoe at a Discount When You Enter Online

1 October 2024 by Guest

Joma Sport has expanded its presence in the SA running market in style by partnering with ‘the people’s race,’ the Africanbank Soweto Marathon, which will commemorate its 29th edition on Sunday, 3 November 2024. As the event’s technical sponsor, the renowned sports brand will unveil a limited edition of exclusive products for this iconic event, …

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