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Sport and recreationBe safe in the waterMUNICIPAL swimming pools opened on Spring Day, with free swimming lessons at selected pools and a water safety campaign launched for the season.Boks are sent on their wayNELSON Mandela Square was wall-to-wall green and gold, with South African flags waving, as tens of thousands of people turned up to wish the Springboks luck in the World Cup.Farewell to the BoksGET behind our boys by turning up to wish them luck as we wave them goodbye. Spring Day will be green and gold in Sandton.Time for a swimSWIMMING and water safety lessons will be offered at all Joburg’s municipal pools, which open on Spring Day, thanks to Swimming South Africa and other partners.Banyana ready for EthiopiaORLANDO Stadium will again hear the roar of the soccer crowd when Banyana Banyana take on Ethiopia in the Olympic qualifiers on Saturday.Fans get behind the BoksGET out your house and down to a Bok Town for all the match action – the Springbok World Cup matches will be broadcast live at Township TV sites.Golf school opens in ZolaTHE first golfing facility at a Soweto school has opened at Kwadedangendlale High School in Zola, where students will be able to master the green.A touch of luxury at poloTHE Inanda Polo Academy made full use of their home ground advantage, winning the Inanda Africa Cup against Team Green Machines, supported by Joburg’s glitterati.Enjoy the good polo lifeDIVOTS, chukkas, champagne and ponies – it’s time for the second Inanda Africa Cup Tournament, where teams from up north take on the locals.Fun day for walkersSTREETS were lined with supportive residents and the air was filled with a good-natured buzz when tens of thousands of people walked through Joburg’s northern suburbs.Ready, steady … walkMORE than 50 000 people will be strolling through Joburg’s leafy green suburbs on Sunday, for the eleventh Discovery 702 Walk the Talk. The event is one of the city’s most popular outings.Football again unites JoburgTHE beautiful game united locals and the many migrants who have found a home in the city of gold. Orlando Pirates took on Harare Dynamos in the Ubuntu Derby.Soccer match to unite JoburgTHE Bucs take on Zimbabwe’s Dynamos in the friendly Ubuntu Derby on Saturday, all in the name of tolerance and community building.Still time to walk the talkTHERE are fewer than 5 000 places left in this year’s Discovery 702 Walk the Talk, and people are encouraged to hurry their entries in before they lose out.Soccer stars in the makingTHE South African Soccer Legends have formed a team of promising young football players in Soweto. They practise and compete at the University of Johannesburg’s facilities.World Cup anniversary celebratedIT’LL be Football Friday all over again as the City gathers with its residents to celebrate the first anniversary of the start of the football World Cup.Pirates show off league titleJOBURG turned black and white to celebrate the victorious Buccaneers, makers of history and some sterling goals in the PSL season.Festival rocks the CradleTHE ancient pathways of the Cradle of Humankind saw a different kind of action, with mountain bike challenges adding to the festival calendar.Dlamini keeps Jozi flag flyingJOBURG’S profile was raised when the City manager did himself and the City proud in the MTN SuperSport Shootout. Even the president stopped by for a visit.Time to walk the talkGET those entries in for the annual Discovery 702 Walk the Talk. A limit has been set on participant numbers, and it’s filling fast.Page 4 of 18 |
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