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Lockdown level 1 brings hope to karateka

Karate, seen as a semi-contact sport, has been heavily affected by Covid-19, with very little taking place.

October 12, 2021
Tebuho Zongwana Less than a minute
Playing a vital role in local karate are (from left) Sensei Grant Selkon, Sensei Coenie Vrey, Kyoshi Dave Millar, Sensei Elsie Pretorius, Shihan Frank Moodley, Sensei George Capazorio, Shihan Krish Reddy and Sensei Jay Rambharos. Absent were Sensei Eden Jackson, Sensei Skhumbuzo Phehlukwayo and Sensei Morgan Moonsamy.

WKF Karate Ugu Region held its regional meeting of Ugu dojos recently, to plan the way forward for the sport in the region.

Karate, seen as a semi-contact sport, has been heavily affected by Covid-19, with very little taking place.

With South Africa now having moved to lockdown level 1, all karateka in the Ugu region will be hoping for more WKF Karate Ugu Region dojos to be reopened.

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October 12, 2021
Tebuho Zongwana Less than a minute

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