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Keeping Mumulanga Province Swimming afloat

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NLC funds will help to maintain, expand and upgrade its infrastructure
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Tatjana eyes the ultimate challenge

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Commonwealth gold came as a surprise to her — now Tokyo 2020 is beckoning and she could end South Africa’s drought in women’s Olympic swimming
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Building bridges over taken land

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"Do I go Winnie or Mandela on him? Urrrggghhhh, I’m just trying to get fit, I don’t want to think about racism right now bletty shet".
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First Sri Lankan woman at the Asian Winter Games surprises all

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After learning how to snowboard in 14 days, the Sri Lankan woman takes to the steep slopes.
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Transformation: Sports farce in land of pantomime

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Transformation isn’t just a sporting issue; it’s a social, cultural and historical one – something the minister has failed to grasp.
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Young stars making a splash

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South Africa's top swimmers are making their Olympic dreams come true by qualifying for Rio.
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To Russia with determination

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A 43-member strong South African swimming team is preparing itself for this year's Fina World Championship in Russia from next week.
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Unexpected inner-city swimming pools

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Swimming isn’t a pastime you’d expect to revel in in Jozi’s CBD, but opportunities exist.
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The return of the ‘Awesome Foursome’

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Defying swimming stars like Michael Phelps sand Pieter van den Hoogenband, the South African freestyle relay four blazed to Olympic glory.
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Rousseau’s bronzes show great polish

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He has emerged as the rising star of Team South Africa and has his eyes fixed on the next challenge – Rio.
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Phelps makes swimming comeback after retiring

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After taking six medals at the 2012 Olympics, it has been announced that retired Olympic swimming superstar Michael Phelps is returning to the sport.
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Swimmer Ian Thorpe in intensive care

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Australia's most decorated Olympian, swimmer Ian Thorpe, has been booked into intensive care with two potentially deadly infections.
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