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LOCAL SPORTS | MAWEWE KNOCKOUT CUP TOP 8 TOURNAMENT

Day 02 Results - 30 August 2026 Semi-Final Fixtures:

- Ratjeke FC 0-3 Buqa FC
- Ramodumo FC 0-1 Abel FC

Finals

Abel FC 0-0 Buqa
Penalties 5-4

Congratulations to Team Abel who are the Champions of the tournament.

Mahekgwe Ladies FC and Lekgwareng Ladies FC played to a thrilling 2-2 draw. Mahekgwe Ladies FC held their nerve to win 5-3 on penalties.

Netball results

Taulome 9-7Mahekgwe
Thlothlokwe 25-1 Wally
Itieleng 31-5 Maupa

Thako has advanced to the semi-finals after their opponents failed to show up for the fixture.

Semi-finals

Itieleng 25-4 Thako
Thako 5-1 Taulome

Finals
Thlothlokwe 18-11 Itieleng



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Back in 2025 | Motlalepula Cynthia Monyaki - A Rugby Star in the Making

Motlalepula Cynthia Monyaki is a determined rugby player from the Free State whose journey reflects perseverance, passion, and dedication. Although she initially developed an interest in football, limited opportunities led her to discover rugby, a sport that eventually became a major part of her life.

With more than 10 years of rugby experience, Motlalepula has progressed from playing for enjoyment to representing the Free State U/18 at provincial level. Despite missing out on the Cheetahs squad, she refused to give up and continued her career with the Leopards and her home club, Botshabelo.

Motlalepula dreams of one day representing South Africa as a Springbok. Inspired by Sonoabile Mnyamini and driven by her genuine love for rugby, she continues to work hard toward her goals.

Her story demonstrates that setbacks do not have to define an athlete's journey. Through commitment and perseverance, Motlalepula continues to chase her dream of making a lasting impact in rugby.



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For Karabo, success is not simply about becoming famous or being known by others. His ambition is much bigger. He wants to become a new and recognised athlete in the world, represent the Free State and South Africa.

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Back in 2025 | Zuandra Nangombe

Zuandra Nangombe is a talented rugby player from Rehoboth, Namibia, whose passion for rugby began after watching her brother and his friends play. She joined her high school rugby team in Grade 8 and developed her skills under coach Mr. Joseph.

Her career progressed from school rugby to an elite Windhoek team that promoted women’s rugby across Namibia. She later played for Rehoboth Rugby Club from 2020–2023, Trusco United in 2024, and returned to Rehoboth in 2025, working with several experienced coaches.

Zuandra’s biggest ambition is to help grow women’s rugby throughout Namibia and represent her country at national level. She is motivated by her love for the game and the strong bond she shares with her teammates. She looks up to South African star Cheslin Kolbe for his speed and agility.

Through dedication, perseverance and passion, Zuandra continues to contribute to the growth of women’s rugby in Namibia while inspiring other young women to take up the sport.



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IKKF AFCKO Men’s Conference: Building Disciplined Men and Leaders of Tomorrow

The IKKF AFCKO Men’s Conference is a branch organization established specifically to address the needs of men and boys—creating a safe and supportive environment where they can learn, grow, develop skills and openly discuss challenges that men often struggle to address in society.

The organization aims to groom the boy child to become a better citizen, student and future leader, while also providing grown men with a space where they can communicate, support one another, develop skills, share their experiences and, when necessary, simply have a place to talk and be heard.

On Saturday, 29 August 2026, members of the organization gathered for a developmental session aimed at putting these principles into practice. The programme started at 10:00 and was conducted under the supervision of Shodan Ntlakanipho and Sempai Elvis.

A total of 12 students from Sebokeng, Thokoza and Mpontsheng attended the gathering.

The programme began with basic karate skills, followed by physical training. The students were then taken through the importance of karate discipline and the fundamentals of conduct inside a dojo.

They were taught how to properly enter a dojo, how to stand on parade, how to communicate and respond when given instructions, and the importance of discipline and respect at all times.

At around 12:00, the physical training session made way for an important discussion about the broader purpose of the Men’s Conference beyond karate.

The students were reminded that the lessons learned in the dojo must also be applied in everyday life. They were encouraged to become model citizens at home, at school, at work and wherever they find themselves within society.

One of the key messages was the importance of avoiding unnecessary fights and violence. The students were taught that fighting should never be the first option, as violence can result in serious injuries, arrests, death or unintentionally causing harm to another person.

They were encouraged to make running away their first line of defence when faced with a dangerous situation. Physical confrontation should only be considered when it is absolutely necessary and there is no safe way to escape.

The session also placed strong emphasis on leadership and personal responsibility. The young men were encouraged to become leaders wherever they are, while understanding that leadership starts with discipline.

They were reminded to respect one another as well as their superiors—in the dojo, at home, at school and in the workplace. The facilitators also discussed the possible consequences of living an undisciplined lifestyle and the impact such choices can have on a person's future.

The gathering was therefore about much more than karate. It was an opportunity to teach values, responsibility, self-control, respect, leadership and positive citizenship.

At the conclusion of the session, discussions turned towards the organisation's upcoming men's gathering scheduled for 19 September 2026. Members discussed the programme and what they could expect from the next gathering.

The day concluded with lunch being served to the participants before the gathering was officially dismissed at 15:00.

The IKKF AFCKO Men’s Conference continues to demonstrate that martial arts can be used as a powerful tool for developing not only physical strength, but also character, discipline, confidence and responsible leadership.

Its message is clear: the goal is not simply to produce better karate practitioners, but to develop better men, better citizens and future leaders who can make a positive difference in their families and communities.



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COMMUNITY FUN WALK | WALKING TOGETHER FOR INCLUSION, AWARENESS AND ACCESSIBILITY

Join Bethel Social Innovation Hub, in partnership with Skills Information Base, for our first-ever Annual Community Fun Walk a day dedicated to creating awareness, building understanding and celebrating inclusion.

This event brings our community together to shine a light on mental health and disability inclusion, while creating a safe and supportive space where differences are celebrated; not excluded.

Why join us?

Our goal is to raise awareness, challenge stigma and connect individuals and families to support and information services available. The day will also highlight the needs of children with disabilities, caregivers and people experiencing mental-health challenges, while promoting a community where everyone feels seen, valued and included.

For only R250, your entry includes:
5KM Fun Run & Community Walk
Mental health awareness talks
Disability inclusion awareness
Wellness and health activities
Family entertainment
Fun activities after the walk
Medals
Snacks and refreshments

Bring own chairs, for after fun activities!

This is more than just a walk. It is a movement towards healthier minds, stronger families and more inclusive communities.

Come with your family. Bring a friend. Walk for someone you love. Walk for awareness. Walk for inclusion.

One Community. One Step at a Time.

Date: 24 October 2026
Venue: Crystal Sun Water Park, Pretoria North
Time: 07:00 AM – 04:00 PM
Registration: R250 for Adults and kids between 3 and 12 pay R170 on webtickets

Let's walk together for mental health. Let's walk together for disability inclusion. Let's walk towards a community where everyone belongs.



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Article 379 : Karabo Makhele: Chasing Greatness Through Athletics

Born in Germiston, Gauteng, Karabo is a young athlete whose journey is driven by determination, hard work and a strong belief in his own potential. From his early days at Thari ya Tshepe Primary School to competing at a higher level, Karabo has continued to develop his abilities while dreaming of representing the Free State and South Africa.

Karabo’s athletics journey began while he was still in primary school at Thari ya Tshepe Primary School. It was there that his talent was first recognised.

After completing primary school, Karabo attended Kgora Thuto Secondary School, where he continued developing as an athlete under the guidance of his coach, Mr Thaba Mathosa.

His performances on the track demonstrate his versatility and dedication. In the 1500m, Karabo has recorded a time of 04:11, while his personal bests include 2:01 in the 800m.

His ability extends beyond the track. In cross-country, he has recorded 14:06 over 4km and 29:51 over 8km. In road running, his times include 18:34 over 5km and 37:46 over 10km.

Karabo draws inspiration from athletes such as Dumisani Motloung from the University of the Free State (UFS) and Ugandan long-distance star Jacob Kiplimo. Their achievements motivate him to continue pushing himself and believe that he too can reach the highest levels of athletics.

For Karabo, success is not simply about becoming famous or being known by others. His ambition is much bigger. He wants to become a new and recognised athlete in the world, represent the Free State and South Africa.

His philosophy is simple but powerful: talent alone is not enough-hard work is essential.

“I don’t wish for my talent. I work for it.”

This mindset reflects the determination behind Karabo’s journey. He understands that becoming a successful athlete requires discipline, consistency and sacrifice. Rather than waiting for opportunities to come to him, he is committed to working towards the future he wants.

Karabo hopes that his journey will eventually lead him to becoming a better athlete and a better person, while also creating opportunities for the next generation of young athletes.

With his determination, growing experience and clear goals, Karabo Makhele is an athlete to watch as he continues chasing his dream of representing the Free State and South Africa on bigger stages

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Back in 2025 | Alvin Nkohla – A Rising Soccer Star

Alvin Nkohla is a talented young soccer player whose passion, dedication and hard work continue to drive his journey toward professional football. His love for soccer began at St Andrews Primary School and developed further at Diazville High School under Coach Mr. Dupreez.

Over the years, Alvin has represented teams including Cream of West Coast, FC Diazville, Langebaan FC and ABC, while learning from several experienced coaches. His performances have earned him Player of the Tournament honours, regional selection for the Transnet team and numerous other awards.

Inspired by players such as Kyle Walker, Alvin dreams of becoming a professional footballer, making his mother proud and inspiring his two younger brothers and other aspiring players. His determination to keep pushing forward reflects his belief that hard work and consistency can turn dreams into reality.



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Siyanda Sibiya - Igniting the Flame Through Kyokushin Karate

Siyanda Sibiya, a dedicated member of AFCKO – IKKF South Africa, continues to build his journey in Kyokushin Karate through determination, courage and an unwavering fighting spirit.

On 28 August 2026, Siyanda travelled to Durban to participate in the HANSHI SABELA CUP 2026, held on 29–30 August. During his stay, he was accommodated by his friend and brother in Kyokushin, Shodan Sipho Hlongwane, who also competed in the tournament.

The atmosphere at the tournament was intense and electric, with fighters bringing tremendous energy and determination to the competition.

Siyanda faced a series of demanding opponents throughout his campaign. His first fight was against Sempai Thobani Ngcobo, followed by a second-round fight against Sempai Muzi. In his third fight, he faced Sempai Mazibuko before reaching the final, where he went up against Sempai Mthobisi Hlongwane.

Every fight presented a different challenge, but Siyanda refused to give up. He persevered until the very end, facing opponents who demonstrated remarkable strength, courage and fighting spirit - qualities that represent the true essence of the Kyokushin way.

His determination ultimately earned him an impressive second-place finish, securing the silver medal.

For Siyanda, the achievement represents much more than a medal. Competing against a strong field of fighters allowed him to discover new levels of his own ability, including his strength, power and aggression.

The tournament has also marked the beginning of what Siyanda sees as a new chapter in his martial arts journey.

He is now determined to continue developing himself, pushing his limits and, in his own words, “igniting that flame” within him.

Siyanda expressed his deepest gratitude to his Shihan, Thulani Sibisi, for ensuring that he had the opportunity to attend the tournament and for the journey they began together in late 2023.

From travelling to compete, facing strong opponents and fighting through every challenge, Siyanda Sibiya's journey is a reminder that success in martial arts is built through perseverance, discipline and the courage to keep going when the pressure is at its highest.

His silver medal at the HANSHI SABELA CUP 2026 is not the end of the journey - it is another step forward in the continued development of a fighter determined to reach greater heights.



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