Tutus and colour the order of the day in Durban North

Hundreds took the streets this morning for the happiest 5km through Durban North.

October 25, 2017

Sylvia Dicks Less than a minute

The crowd of children and parents having a ball after their run.

KNOWN as the happiest 5km on the planet, The Color Run pulled out all stops and colours this year. Hundreds of people took to the streets of Durban North decorated in beautiful bright powdered colors and smiles all around. Families from as far afield as Johannesburg, Amanzimtoti and Kloof participated in the fun run.

The runners starting their outpour of color after the run.

The crowd receiving free powder to have a blast with.

Girls in tutus amongst other happy runners.

Happy girls with big smiles during their run.

Kids having ice cream during their run in sunny Durban.

Seen after running is Adhir Debiecharan, Kimberly Murugen, Brandon Govindasamy and Natasha Murugen.

Siyanda Manyony showing off his beautiful face.

Seen after their run was Tc Shezi and Nomkhocy Sabhuka.

Natalie Smit and Priscilla Boscombe seen after their run.

Val Lannspach, Tenille Richards and Judy Richards caught at the finish line.

Nanta Nsibirwa, Katelyn Johnson, Steven Clark, Roanne Sutcliffe and Jedine Govender spotted at the finish line.

Xolisile Khanyile, Nsilo Khanyile, Nomfundo Mkhize and Nontobeko Sikhakhane seen at the end of their run.

Damien Smith, Natalie Haeley, Mikayla Stander, Jodie Fourie and Melanie Perfect looking happy after their run.

Liam Lester, Kail Nobin and Jade Nobin happy at the finish line.

Linderwagobe Mdiniso and her daughter Phiwokuhle Mdiniso at the finish line.

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October 25, 2017

Sylvia Dicks Less than a minute

Tutus and colour the order of the day in Durban North

Hundreds took the streets this morning for the happiest 5km through Durban North.

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