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Midrand gears up for Time to Care Trust’s inaugural fun walk

Participants can look forward to a safe, scenic route aimed at promoting health, wellness and community togetherness.

Midrand residents will gather at the Nizamiya Complex on October 18 for a 5km fun walk hosted by the Time to Care Trust.

The inaugural event promises a morning of wellness, unity and giving back for families, youth, seniors and fitness enthusiasts.

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Skhumbuzo Thobejane, the organiser of the event, in front of the event posters. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe

Time to Care Trust organiser Skhumbuzo Thobejane said the walk marks the beginning of a new community initiative aimed at bringing families together in a safe environment. “We want to encourage people to take care of their health and be more active, but at the same time, we want to use the event to bring people from different backgrounds together,” he said.

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Registration takes place on the morning of the event, and organisers advise participants to arrive early.

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WATCH: Tetelo Thobane, the outreach internal co-ordinator, updates residents about the 5km fun walk that will take place on October 18 at Nizamiya Complex. Video: Itumeleng Molefe #Midrand #Walk #5KM

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Time to Care Trust director Huseyin Kublay said: “The event creates an opportunity for people from different backgrounds to come together in a positive environment, promote healthy living and strengthen relationships within the Midrand community.
“Our hope is that it will encourage more partnerships and create a platform for future programmes that benefit the wider Midrand community.”

With entries expected to fill up, residents are urged to secure their spots early to participate in the event. Tickets for children under 18 years and seniors above 60 years will be R50, while adults from 18 to 59 years will pay R100.

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Comfort Makhanya

Comfort Tsholofelo Makhanya is a dedicated journalist who began his community news career in 2020, starting with Rekord Noweto and subsequently writing for Alex New, Rosebank Killarney Gazette, and currently, Midrand Reporter.

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