Fresh off scorching the Durban asphalt with a blistering 30:14 Allcomers Record, Kenya’s Christine Njoki has now set her sights by defending her title and gunning for glory at the Totalsports Women’s Race Cape Town.
The Boxer Athletics Club runner will take her marks not just as an athlete, but as a mother, and a symbol of a different kind of endurance. It’s the kind born in the dark, sleepless hours of new motherhood.
The 28-year-old, Christine Njoki, considers the series of 10km races in Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg the summit of female resilience.
Under a punishing Pretoria sun, with the undulating tarmac like a wave beneath thousands of pounding feet, Glenrose Xaba once again confirmed her class
By the time Glenrose Xaba toes the start line at SuperSport Park on 2 August, she won’t just be chasing another victory—she’ll be sprinting toward legacy.
In Jozi, this challenge is not just a run—it’s a movement in motion, a chance to show that thriving isn’t just a hashtag; it’s a heartbeat.
Neheng Khatala’s journey, from a small village in Lesotho to the roar of international crowds, is a testament to grit grown in rocky soil. Her message to aspiring runners is as poignant as it is powerful—a rallying cry from one who’s scaled steep hills both literal and metaphorical.
This isn’t just another training plan. It’s Gerda’s Gospel—a 14-week blueprint of physical power and mental mastery, designed to help runners of all levels chase personal bests and play a part in a defining chapter of African running history.
The Sanlam Cape Town Marathon is no longer just a race through the streets of a city. It is a race through time, through history, through the heart of a continent longing to be seen, heard, and finally, crowned.
The winds of change are blowing through the world of South African road running, as the Two Oceans Marathon NPC ushers in a new chapter with the appointment of several new board members. The latest…
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