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Karate – ‘It’s about respect and honour’

Ten karatekas working to achieve their black belts in 2020

August 29, 2019
Halisje Crous Less than a minute
Five karatekas smile happily after receiving their black belts. (Back) Donovan Carstens, André de Lange, (Front) André Schoeman, Ruan de Lange and Leandré Schoeman. Photo: Halisje Crous.

Five karatekas – Ruan de Lange, André Schoeman, Leandré Schoeman, Donovan Carstens and André de Lange– all from the Ken To Fude No Karate Ryu Dojo, made their Sensei proud when they qualified for their black belts at the Karate Dojo (level-up) tournament in Linden.

These katatekas are working towards their black belts, (Back) Resego Morake, Katlego Motlhabane, Rorisang Morake. (Middle) Margaret Kruger and Angela Kruger. (Front) Lathita Tokwe, Imange Tokwe, Mosa Lesomo and Thando Phiri. (Absent) Nikita Kruger. Photo: Halisje Crous.

Sensei Lesego is training ten other karatekas to start their journey towards their black belts in October. They are Margaret Kruger, Angela Kruger, Nikita Kruger, Katlego Motlhabane, Imange Tokwe, Lathita Tokwe, Thando Phiri, Rorisang Morake, Resego Morake and Mosa Lesomo. If all goes well, they will get their black belts in 2020.

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August 29, 2019
Halisje Crous Less than a minute

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