4RACING AND BETWAY CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP WITH 2026 BETWAY SUMMER CUP SET FOR ANOTHER BIG JOHANNESBURG CELEBRATION

4Racing has announced the continuation of its successful partnership with Betway South Africa, a leading sports betting and gaming brand, which will once again see Betway take headline sponsorship of a number of feature races across the 4Racing calendar, including 4Racing’s marquee event, the Betway Summer Cup at Turffontein on Saturday, 28 November 2026.

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Swaneville Men’s Forum Profile

Swaneville is a township in Mogale City, established in 1994 as an impoverished community. Over the years, the small township has rapidly developed. Today, Swaneville has RDP houses, a public clinic, a community hall, public schools, sanitation, water and electricity, sewage, infrastructure, sports facilities, a taxi rank, tarred roads, and a growing membership of local businesses that contribute to the community’s economy.

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Building the Future of Netball: How Regina Ntaye Is Shaping Young Players Through PEP mini-Netball

Throughout her career, Regina Ntaye has created opportunities for people to grow in netball. With decades of experience in coaching, administration, officiating, and player development, she continues to contribute to the sport through her role as the Free State Provincial Manager for PEP mini Netball under South African Schools Netball (SASN).

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Betway Launches Star-Studded Global Marketing Campaign – Betway Clubhouse

Betway, the leading global online betting and gaming brand owned by Super Group (SGHC) Limited, today unveiled its new ‘Betway Clubhouse’ global integrated marketing campaign, alongside the launch of the Betway Clubhouse, a six-week immersive sports viewing experience in Rosebank, Johannesburg, that brings the campaign to life for South African fans.

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Unlock your potential: The search for South Africa’s next big idea begins as YouthX returns

Every great idea starts with potential, but turning it into impact requires the right opportunity to grow. South Africa’s next breakthrough business could emerge from anywhere: a university residence, a township community, a garage workshop, or a late-night spark of inspiration captured on a phone. What matters is creating an environment where young entrepreneurs can develop their ideas and build sustainable businesses.

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