Hout Bay Barcelona FC hosted the second annual Siseko “Mr Marvelous” Mpokela Remembrance under-14 Tournament at the Hout Bay sports complex. Eight teams participated in the event held in memory of former player Siseko Mpokela, who passed away in 2022. Jongiwe United emerged victorious, defeating Barcelona 2-0 in the final.

Kalawa United won the Good Hope LFA Top 8 championship with a series of victories, including a 5-1 win against FC Cousins, a 3-1 win against XI Experience, and a 4-1 win against Rising Stars at the Hout Bay sports complex.

The Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition began at Athlone Stadium with troupes like Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons participating. The event, which started on January 6, attracted around 19,000 spectators and will continue over five weeks. Competitions will be held on subsequent Saturdays, with different sections competing for top honours. Tickets are available through Computicket and other outlets, with free entry for children under 5.

The article features colorful scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on Tuesday.

The article features colorful scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on Tuesday.

The text describes the vibrant scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD, showcasing the colorful and lively atmosphere of the event.

The text describes the vibrant scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on Tuesday.

The article provides a brief description of the vibrant scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on Tuesday.

The article features colorful scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held on Tuesday in Cape Town's CBD, highlighting the vibrant cultural event.

The text describes the vibrant scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on a Tuesday.

The article provides a brief description of the vibrant scenes from the 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' street parade held in Cape Town's CBD on Tuesday.

The article reviews notable sports events and achievements in Athlone throughout 2023, highlighting key performances in cricket, soccer, gymnastics, athletics, boxing, breakdancing, ice hockey, table tennis, basketball, skateboarding, and mixed martial arts. It also pays tribute to significant figures and records set in various sports disciplines, showcasing the vibrant local sports scene and the accomplishments of athletes from the region.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo at the Castle of Good Hope from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Tickets are priced at R25 for adults and R15 for children over 7, with free entry for pensioners and children under 7. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, highlights that the expo will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting achievements and promoting health and wellness.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo at the Castle of Good Hope from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, describes the exhibition as a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting achievements and promoting health and wellness.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, emphasizes that the exhibition will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting prowess and promoting health and wellness.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo at the Castle of Good Hope from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Tickets are priced at R25 for adults and R15 for children over 7, with free entry for pensioners and children under 7. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, highlights that the expo will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting achievements and promoting health and wellness.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo at the Castle of Good Hope on January 5-7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the museum, highlights that the exhibition will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting prowess and promoting health and wellness.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles took place at Killarney under perfect weather conditions. The event featured a Le Mans-style start and involved 20 teams with approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles commenced in ideal weather conditions at Killarney on Saturday. The event featured a Le Mans-style start with 20 teams and approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles commenced in perfect weather at Killarney on Saturday. The event featured a Le Mans-style start with 20 teams and approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles commenced in ideal weather conditions at Killarney on Saturday. The event featured a Le Mans-style start, involving 20 teams and approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles took place at Killarney on Saturday in perfect weather conditions. The event featured a Le Mans-style start and involved 20 teams with approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles took place at Killarney on Saturday in perfect weather conditions. The event featured a Le Mans-style start and involved 20 teams with approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles took place at Killarney with perfect weather conditions. The event featured a Le Mans-style start and involved 20 teams with approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles took place at Killarney on Saturday in perfect weather. The event featured a Le Mans-style start and involved 20 teams with approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles commenced in ideal weather conditions at Killarney on Saturday. The event featured a Le Mans-style start with 20 teams and approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The annual 8-hour endurance race for 150cc motorcycles commenced in ideal weather conditions at Killarney on Saturday. The event featured a Le Mans-style start with 20 teams and approximately 80 riders who alternated during refueling times.

The Zabalaza Foundation, in collaboration with community radio station Radio Zibonele, organized the Khayelitsha People’s Fun Run at Mandela Park Stadium last Saturday.

The Zabalaza Foundation, in collaboration with community radio station Radio Zibonele, organized the Khayelitsha People’s Fun Run at Mandela Park Stadium last Saturday.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K, marking a historic first for both the country and the continent. The South African Ice Hockey Federation, an IIHF member since 1937, has had a busy year hosting various championships. The Olympic qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to 17, with South Africa competing against Estonia, Iceland, and Bulgaria. South Africa is the only African-based team in IIHF tournaments and is currently ranked 51st. SA Ice Hockey president Jason Cerff highlighted the historic significance of the event, invoking a quote by Nelson Mandela to underscore the achievement.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) qualification programme for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games, marking a historic first for both the country and the African continent. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to December 17, featuring teams from Estonia, Iceland, Bulgaria, and South Africa. The South African Ice Hockey Federation, a long-standing IIHF affiliate, is proud of this milestone, with President Jason Cerff highlighting the significance of this achievement for the sport in South Africa.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the IIHF 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K, marking the first time a team from Africa will participate in the ice hockey Olympic qualification programme. The South African Ice Hockey Federation, an IIHF member since 1937, is proud of this historic moment. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to 17, with Estonia, Iceland, Bulgaria, and South Africa competing.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) qualification programme for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K. This marks the first time a team from Africa will participate in the ice hockey Olympic qualification programme. South Africa, an IIHF member since 1937 and ranked 51st, is the only African-based team competing in IIHF tournaments. The qualification tournament is set to take place in Reykjavik, Iceland. SA Ice Hockey president Jason Cerff highlighted the historic significance of the event for the players, coaches, and management.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the IIHF 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K, marking the first time a team from Africa will participate in the ice hockey Olympic qualification programme. The South African Ice Hockey Federation, an IIHF member since 1937, is proud of this historic moment. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to December 17, with Estonia, Iceland, and Bulgaria also competing. South Africa is the only African-based team in IIHF tournaments and is currently ranked 51st in the world.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the IIHF 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K, marking the first time a team from Africa will participate in the ice hockey Olympic qualification programme. South Africa, an IIHF member since 1937 and ranked 51st, is the only African-based team in IIHF tournaments. The qualification tournament is set for Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to 17, with Estonia, Iceland, and Bulgaria also competing. SA Ice Hockey president Jason Cerff heralded the event as historic and a source of national pride.

Rondebosch maintained pressure on league leaders Western Province Cricket Club (WPCC) with a dominant 10-wicket victory over Rylands, bolstered by Andre Odendaal's impressive bowling. Claremont, the reigning champions, secured a dramatic two-wicket win against Cape Town, thanks to Harlan Greig's all-round performance. Claremont moved to fourth place, while Cape Town remained third. WPCC achieved a 4-wicket win over Durbanville, aided by Bailey Aarons' five-wicket haul. Rylands and Primrose continue to struggle at the bottom of the league table.

Rondebosch maintained pressure on Western Province Cricket Club (WPCC) with a 10-wicket win over Rylands, while Claremont secured a dramatic two-wicket victory over Cape Town in the Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA) Premier League. Claremont's Harlan Greig excelled with both bat and ball, taking 5/25 and scoring 32 runs. Rondebosch's Andre Odendaal took 4/19 to restrict Rylands to 109 all out. WPCC won against Durbanville with Bailey Aarons taking 5/45. Claremont moved to fourth place, Cape Town remained third, Rondebosch stayed second, and WPCC topped the log.

Hewat Athletic Club held its annual awards presentation at Sans Souci Girls’ High School in Newlands, celebrating top achievers. The club also hosted its annual Festival of Running in Sea Point, featuring ultra marathons and relay events. Club members participated in various runs, securing top 10 finishes in Western Province Athletics league races.

Grassy Park resident Roderick Siljeur, 68, was honored as a SAFA Lifetime Achiever for his extensive contributions to football, spanning over five decades. Siljeur, who has played, coached, and administered football, was celebrated in a private ceremony where Bennett Bailey, president of Safa Cape Town, handed over the award. Siljeur's career highlights include nurturing talents like Mark Williams, who went on to achieve significant success in football. Siljeur also contributed to local baseball, being a founder member of the Athlone Athletics baseball Club.

The South African men's ice hockey team has earned a spot in the IIHF qualification programme for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games, marking a historic first for both the country and the African continent. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to December 17, featuring teams from Estonia, Iceland, Bulgaria, and South Africa. The SA Ice Hockey Federation, a long-standing IIHF affiliate since 1937, is proud of this milestone, with President Jason Cerff highlighting the significance of this achievement for the sport in South Africa.

Rondebosch maintained pressure on Western Province Cricket Club (WPCC) with a decisive 10-wicket victory over Rylands, while Claremont secured a dramatic two-wicket win against Cape Town in the Western Province Cricket Association (WPCA) Premier League. Claremont's all-rounder Harlan Greig excelled, taking 5/25 and scoring 32 runs, leading his team to their sixth win of the season. Rondebosch, aided by Zimbabwean bowler Andre Odendaal's 4/19, restricted Rylands to 109 all out. WPCC also triumphed over Durbanville, thanks to Bailey Aarons' 5/45. Claremont moved to fourth place, Cape Town remained third, and Rondebosch stayed second in the league standings.

Nasief Morris, a former professional footballer, has launched the N5 Sports Trust soccer development project in Mitchell's Plain, aiming to give back to his community. The initiative includes building state-of-the-art artificial courts at Westridge High, with support from other former professionals. The project is seen as a timely intervention to revitalize the school's dormant sports fields and foster holistic development among students. Key stakeholders express optimism about the project's potential to uncover local talent and provide regular free coaching clinics.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, emphasizes that the exhibition will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting prowess and promoting health and wellness.

Roderick Siljeur, a 68-year-old Grassy Park resident, was honored with a SAFA Lifetime Achiever's award for his extensive contributions to football, spanning over five decades. Siljeur, who played, coached, and administered at Clarewood, nurtured talents like Mark Williams. The award was presented by Bennett Bailey, president of Safa Cape Town, at a private ceremony. Siljeur's career highlights include coaching a successful Clarewood team and founding the Athlone Athletics baseball Club.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment, aiming to provide a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, emphasizes the event's focus on celebrating sporting prowess and promoting health and wellness.

The South African men's ice hockey team has earned a spot in the IIHF qualification programme for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games, marking a historic first for both the country and the African continent. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to December 17, featuring teams from Estonia, Iceland, Bulgaria, and South Africa. The SA Ice Hockey Federation, a long-standing IIHF affiliate since 1937, is proud of this milestone, with President Jason Cerff highlighting the significance of this achievement for the sport in South Africa.

Rondebosch maintained pressure on Western Province Cricket Club (WPCC) with a 10-wicket win over Rylands, while Claremont secured a dramatic two-wicket victory over Cape Town in the Western Province Cricket Association Premier League. Claremont's Harlan Greig excelled with both bat and ball, leading his team to their sixth win of the season. Rondebosch, aided by Zimbabwean under-19 international Andre Odendaal's stellar bowling, remains in second place, five points behind WPCC. In other matches, Bailey Aarons' five-wicket haul helped WPCC to a four-wicket win over Durbanville.

The South African men's ice hockey team has qualified for the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic Games Round 2, Group K, marking a historic first for both the country and the African continent. The qualification tournament will take place in Reykjavik, Iceland, from December 14 to December 17, with teams from Estonia, Iceland, Bulgaria, and South Africa. The South African Ice Hockey Federation, a long-standing IIHF member since 1937, is proud of this milestone, with President Jason Cerff emphasizing its significance for the sport in South Africa.

Former professional footballer Nasief Morris has launched the N5 Sports Trust soccer development project at Westridge High in Mitchell's Plain, aiming to give back to his community. The initiative includes the construction of state-of-the-art artificial courts, expected to be operational by mid-next year. Morris, who had a successful international career, is supported by other former professionals from the area. The project is welcomed by Westridge High, which has had dormant sports fields due to various challenges. The initiative is seen as a positive step towards holistic development for local youth.

Nasief Morris, a former professional footballer, has launched the N5 Sports Trust soccer development project at Westridge High in Mitchell's Plain. The initiative aims to build state-of-the-art artificial courts and provide free soccer clinics, with support from other former professionals. The project is seen as a significant opportunity for local youth development, especially given the school's previously unused sports fields. Morris's efforts are widely praised, and the community looks forward to the positive impact of the initiative.

Roderick Siljeur, a 68-year-old resident of Grassy Park, was honored with a SAFA Lifetime Achiever's award for his extensive contributions to football over more than five decades. His career includes playing, coaching, and nurturing talents like Mark Williams, a 1996 Bafana Bafana African Nation Cup hero. Although Siljeur missed the official ceremony, a private event was held where Bennett Bailey, president of Safa Cape Town, presented the award. Siljeur expressed gratitude and paid tribute to those who supported his journey. His career highlights include coaching Clarewood to significant victories and contributing to local football development. He is also a founder member of the Athlone Athletics baseball Club.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) has commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across Cape Town and South Africa. Ubuntu Academy, known for their strong performances in past competitions, is set to compete in Group B. Coach Kristopher Bergman emphasizes the academy's focus on holistic player development and community values. The tournament, which offers significant opportunities for players and officials, will be extensively broadcasted live on the SuperSport Schools app, enhancing its reach and impact.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across Cape Town and South Africa. Rygersdal FC, based in Rondebosch, is set to compete in Group C against Hanover Park United FC, Greenwood Athletic, and FC Porto. Tournament director Rayaan Alie emphasized the opportunities the event offers to players and officials, with the entire event being broadcast live on the SuperSport Schools app. The finals are scheduled for April 1 at Athlone Stadium.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) has commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across Cape Town and South Africa. Ubuntu Academy, known for their strong performances in past tournaments, is set to compete in Group B. Coach Kristopher Bergman emphasizes the academy's focus on holistic player development and community values. The tournament, which includes live broadcasts by SuperSport Schools, offers significant opportunities for players and officials to advance their careers.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) has commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across Cape Town and South Africa. Ubuntu Academy, known for their strong performances in past competitions, is set to compete in Group B. Coach Kristopher Bergman emphasizes the academy's focus on holistic player development and community values. The tournament, which includes live broadcasts on the SuperSport Schools app, is seen as a significant opportunity for players and officials to advance their careers. The finals are scheduled for April 1 at Athlone Stadium.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) has commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across Cape Town and South Africa. Ubuntu Academy, known for their strong performances in past competitions, is set to compete in Group B. Coach Kristopher Bergman emphasizes the holistic development of players, both on and off the pitch. The tournament, which offers significant opportunities for players and officials, will be broadcast live on the SuperSport Schools app. The finals are scheduled for April 1 at Athlone Stadium.

The annual under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup (BPC) commenced at Erica Park, Belhar, featuring youth teams from across the city and country. Rygersdal FC, based in Rondebosch, is set to compete in Group C alongside Greenwood Athletic, FC Porto, and Hanover Park United FC. The tournament, which offers significant opportunities for players and officials, will have its finals at Athlone Stadium. This year, the entire event will be broadcast live on the SuperSport Schools app, with a substantial increase in coverage.

The under-19 Bayhill Premier Cup began on March 27 at Erica Park, Belhar, with youth teams from across the city and country competing. Rondebosch-based Rygersdal FC prepared for their first game against Hanover Park United FC. The tournament, known for providing opportunities in football, will have its matches broadcast live on the SuperSport Schools app. The finals are set for Athlone Stadium on April 1, and the event's live coverage has expanded significantly in 2024.

Solo singers and choral groups participated in the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) competition, with section 1 troupes competing in various singing categories on January 13. The event featured performances by West London All Stars, Philadelphians, Fabulous Seawind Entertainers, Posh Vibrant, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, Exquisite Golden Gates, Cape Town Hawkers, and Carnival Boys. Section two troupes are set to compete on January 20 at Athlone Stadium.

Solo singers and choral groups participated in the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) competition, with section 1 troupes competing in various singing categories on January 13. The event featured performances by West London All Stars, Philadelphians, Fabulous Seawind Entertainers, Posh Vibrant, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, Exquisite Golden Gates, Cape Town Hawkers, and Carnival Boys. Section two troupes are set to compete on January 20 at Athlone Stadium.

Solo singers and choral groups participated in the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) competition, with section 1 troupes competing in various singing categories on January 13. The event featured performances by West London All Stars, Philadelphians, Fabulous Seawind Entertainers, Posh Vibrant, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, Exquisite Golden Gates, Cape Town Hawkers, and Carnival Boys. Section two troupes are scheduled to compete on January 20 at Athlone Stadium.

Solo singers and choral groups participated in the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) competition, with section 1 troupes competing in various singing categories on January 13. The event featured performances by West London All Stars, Philadelphians, Fabulous Seawind Entertainers, Posh Vibrant, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, Exquisite Golden Gates, Cape Town Hawkers, and Carnival Boys. Section two troupes are set to compete on January 20 at Athlone Stadium.

Solo singers and choral groups participated in the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association (KKKA) competition, with section 1 troupes competing in various singing categories on January 13. The event featured performances by West London All Stars, Philadelphians, Fabulous Seawind Entertainers, Posh Vibrant, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, Exquisite Golden Gates, Cape Town Hawkers, and Carnival Boys. Section two troupes are set to compete on January 20 at Athlone Stadium.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. Upcoming competitions will see troupes from different sections vying for top honors, with all events adjudicated by KKKA-appointed judges. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks, with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. The events are adjudicated by a panel of judges appointed by the Kaapse Klopse Karnivaal Association, and tickets are available through Computicket and other outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks, with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, which began on January 6, features 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition continues over the next few weeks with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. The events are adjudicated by a panel of judges appointed by the KKKA, and tickets are available through Computicket and other outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks, with events adjudicated by a panel of judges appointed by the Kaapse Klopse Karnivaal Association. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks, with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

The annual Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association competition began on January 6 at Athlone Stadium, with supporters arriving early to secure the best seats. Minstrel troupes competed in various categories, including Best Dress and Best Band, with the event set to continue over five weekends. The 'Klopse Jol' was a highly anticipated item, showcasing the troupes' sound and drum majors.

Supporters and fans gathered early at Athlone Stadium for the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association's annual competition, which began on January 6. The event features minstrel troupes competing in various categories over five weekends, including Best Dress, Best 'Voorloeper', 'Klopse Jol', Best Band, and singing. The 'Klopse Jol' is a highlight, showcasing troupes' sound and drum majors.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, which began on January 6, features 19 troupes competing in various categories. The competition continues over the next few weeks with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

The Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition began at Athlone Stadium with 19,000 spectators and 19 troupes participating in various categories. The competition will continue over five weeks with upcoming events on January 13 and 27 for Section One troupes, and January 20 and February 3 for Section Two troupes. Tickets are available through Computicket and other outlets, with free entry for children under 5.

Lentegeur-based Juvie Boy Entertainers and Mitchell’s Plain Young Tycoons were among the minstrel troupes that gathered at Athlone Stadium for the opening round of the Hollywoodbets KKKA Kaapse Klopse Competition. The five-week-long event, celebrating community and culture, began on January 6 with 19 troupes performing in various categories. The competition will continue over the next few weeks, with different sections competing on January 13, 20, 27, and February 3. Tickets are available through Computicket, Shoprite, Checkers, and U-Save outlets.

Supporters and fans gathered early at Athlone Stadium for the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association's annual competition, which began on January 6. The event features minstrel troupes competing in various categories over five weekends, including Best Dress, Best 'Voorloeper', 'Klopse Jol', Best Band, and singing. The 'Klopse Jol' is a highlight, showcasing troupes' sounds and drum majors, and is highly anticipated by both participants and spectators.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, is hosting the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment, aiming to provide a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays. The exhibition also emphasizes health and wellness organizations related to sports.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, will host the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment. Fadia Mohamed, a museologist and founding member of the MHMSA, emphasizes that the exhibition will offer a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays, celebrating sporting achievements and promoting health and wellness.

The Muslim Heritage Museum of South Africa, in collaboration with the Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town Sport Council, is hosting the SA Sporting Legends Expo from January 5 to 7. The event will feature sporting exhibitions, vendors, food stalls, and entertainment, aiming to provide a dynamic experience with interactive activities and cultural displays. The exhibition also emphasizes health and wellness organizations associated with sports.