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  • Impact Players takes the trophy

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    Despite the rainy weather, spirits remained high throughout Saturday’s cricket tournament.

  • The Tzaneen Tennis Club tournament

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    On Saturday, April 2 the Tzaneen Tennis Club hosted their first tournament of the year with the over 45's taking…

  • Cape Epic: ‘Dit was ’n riller!’

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    Die 2022 Cape Epic-bergfietsuitdaging wat Sondag na agt dae se uitmergelende roetes en uitsonderlike hitte by Val de Vie-landgoed in…

  • Morongwa performs at national level

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    Morongwa Molobela (10) is the pride of Xihoko circuit after being the only learner to qualify for the national athletics…

  • Laeveld Pumbas slyp tande vir wraak teen Lydenburg

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    Die Laeveld Pumbas se eerstespan het op 12 Maart teen hulle eweknieë van Lydenburg vasgeval. Dié vriendskaplike wedstryd het deel…

  • Naughty Boys crowned 2021 KLG Super Division champions

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    The 2021 KLG Super Division champion, Bokgaga Naughty Boys, was crowned on Saturday, March 19. Bokgaga Naughty Boys accumulated 82…

  • Dubbele wen vir Mentz by Ebenezar Myl

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    Meer as 150 swemmers het die Ebenezer Myl en opewater-swemkompetisie Saterdag in ‘n vol Ebenezerdam aangedurf. Die weer het goed…

  • Tzaneen Tennis Club challenge a blast

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    The aim is to win as many games on the first Friday of every month.

  • The KFC Mini-Cricket provincial festival is back

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    This was the first provincial festival in the region to be hosted after the Covid-19 pandemic and the national lockdown.

  • Perfect running conditions at the Tuffy 4-in-1 road race

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    Nearly 600 runners completed the 10km, 21.1km and 42.2km distances on Saturday at the popular Tzaneen Tuffy 4-in-1 Marathon.

  • New champions rule on the dodgeball court

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    Pam Golding’s dodgeball team became the new champions after beating the three times undefeated champions Seagulls on Saturday at the…

  • “We are as capable as men”

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    29-year-old Fortunate Ngobeni from N'wamitwa outside Tzaneen was recently appointed as a female national soccer referee.

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