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From persecution to the pitch  

FC Bayern brings Kurt Landauer’s legacy to young people in Cape Town  FC Bayern is a name instantly recognisable to most people with some knowledge of the game of football. While they may...
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Swinging for a great cause – The Grant Querido Classic Charity Golf Day 2026

By WIZO Golf Day Committee: Donne Querido, Simone Meyerowitz, Hila Zetler and Erin Jablonski On 5 March, King David...
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Cycling through history: honouring a great-uncle’s wartime journey 

Many members of the Fabian family have lived in Cape Town, contributing to both the city’s economy and...
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Riding waves for a cause

Robbie Berman, a top-ranked professional bodyboarder known for competing globally on the IBC World Bodyboard Tour, recently took...
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From tragedy to triumph: Andrew Stodel’s inspirational journey

Andrew Stodel’s recent victory in the Cape Town Cycle Tour Disabled Athletes Division is a powerful reminder of...

Two different challenges for local open water swimmers

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The Robben Island to Blouberg crossing is an ideal challenge for many swimmers, and on 18 April, Shaun Borstrock and Shaun Diamond were two...

Local runners aim for Six Star medals

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For many people around the world, running is a way to keep fit, spend time outdoors and to enjoy some self-reflection. Not many runners,...

SA ice swimmers: Doing the impossible

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Ram Barkai and Andrew Chin are part of a group of extreme athletes who won the title of ‘World Open Water Swimming Performance of...
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