A group called AgainstPeriodPoverty teamed up with the City of Cape Town Cycle Team to bring attention to the issue of period poverty in underprivileged areas. The event, which involved a challenging 13kilometer bike ride, was held at Strandfontein Sports Complex and required each participant to bring five packets of sanitary pads as an entry fee. The initiative aimed to show that menstrual hygiene products are a necessity, not a luxury, and that everyone should have access to them.
March in Cape Town is a vibrant and exciting time, with a range of events to suit everyone’s interests. From the world’s largest timed cycle race to a women’s golf tournament, a literary festival, and a mountain biking stage race, there’s plenty to see and do. The city also celebrates its diverse cultural heritage with a colorful carnival, while the Red Bull Shay’iMoto competition and Cape Town Surf Pro add some adrenaline to the mix. The month culminates in the SPAR Women’s Challenge, inviting runners to race through the city’s streets.
Kombo Bere and Daan Terblanche, two promising young cyclists from Vhembe, Limpopo, are preparing to compete in the Cape Epic, despite financial challenges due to corruption and fraud that swallowed the R9.5 million allocated for cycling development in their region. The misallocated funds signify more than lost opportunities for proper training facilities and equipment they robbed the cyclists of their dreams. Despite this setback, Bere and Terblanche remain undeterred, embodying true sportsmanship and resilience as they persist with their training.
The Cape Town Cycle Tour is an annual event attracting cyclists from all over the world. With two routes to choose from, the tour caters to all levels of experience. The event takes place on the streets of Cape Town, closed to motorized vehicles for 24 hours, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for participants. The event is also a charitable cause to raise funds for the Pedal Power Association and the Rotary Club of Claremont.
The 110th edition of the Tour de France is set to kick off in Bilbao on Saturday, with defending champion Jonas Vingegaard and twotime winner Tadej Pogacar vying for the top spot. This iconic event draws global attention, and this year’s race promises to be even more riveting than before. Here are five fascinating aspects to look out for:
Located in South Africa’s wine country, Stellenbosch is a hidden paradise for adventure enthusiasts. While the town is wellknown for its vineyards, there are lesserknown treasures that offer a wealth of outdoor activities for nature lovers and adventure seekers. ## Cycling to Boschendal
Sean Clarke’s story is one of perseverance, determination, and inspiration. Despite suffering a severe injury at a young age, which resulted in the loss of use of his left leg, he refused to let his disability hinder his aspirations. Instead, he pursued his passion for sports and went on to challenge himself to participate in the Comrades marathon, fulfilling a lifelong dream.
For a decade now, the Karoo Food Festival has been tantalizing the taste buds of South Africans and visitors from around the world. This muchloved culinary event celebrates the Karoo region’s rich and diverse food culture, where local chefs and home cooks use fresh, seasonal ingredients to create mouthwatering dishes that reflect the area’s history and traditions.
