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Free State running great Gerda Steyn is set for a very special homecoming next month when she takes to the streets of Bloemfontein for the first time in a competitive race.

The Bothaville-born-and-bred Steyn is no stranger to rewriting the record books. She has won seven consecutive Two Oceans Marathon titles and conquered the Comrades Marathon on five occasions, but there is one notable omission from her impressive CV – she has never raced competitively in her native Free State or in Bloemfontein.

It will be a return to a city that played an important role in her journey and where she spent several years studying and calling Bloemfontein home.

Free State running great Gerda Steyn is set for a very special homecoming next month when she takes to the streets of Bloemfontein for the first time in a competitive race.

The Bothaville-born-and-bred Steyn is no stranger to rewriting the record books. She has won seven consecutive Two Oceans Marathon titles and conquered the Comrades Marathon on five occasions, but there is one notable omission from her impressive CV – she has never raced competitively in her native Free State or in Bloemfontein.

Steyn said competing the Bloemfontein for the first time will be special.

South African icon Nataniël joined the Good Morning Breakfast team live in the studio this morning for an enlightening conversation that seamlessly bridged the gap between everyday frustrations and profound social justice.Ahead of his highly anticipated upcoming performances, the beloved storyteller and performer shared insights into his busy schedule.

He kicks off his latest tour with two exclusive shows in Bloemfontein on 22 and 23 September. From there, he heads to the historic Aardklop National Arts Festival in Potchefstroom, before wrapping up this leg of his tour in Welkom this October. Visit Web tickets for details.

While listeners can expect his signature wit and spectacular showmanship on stage, his conversation this morning took a deeply personal and reflective turn. Nataniël masterfully paired seemingly mundane local issues, like the state of our potholes, with a larger conversation about social justice and accountability.

He candidly admitted that these systemic issues were things he cared far less about in the past. However, his outlook changed completely when he became a godfather. This pivotal role ignited a fierce sense of responsibility within him. He revealed that he now feels a profound duty to protect the world and demand better accountability to ensure a safer, stronger future for the next generation.

The Toyota Cheetahs depart for Georgia on Monday for a three-match campaign in the Tbilisi Cup, with a fresh-look squad set to take the field.

Several of the Cheetahs’ seasoned campaigners who were involved in the gruelling Currie Cup campaign will be rested, while a number of injured players are making their return. There are also new signings who will pull on the Cheetahs jersey for the first time.

Among the most notable returnees are Namibian international hooker Chucky van der Westhuizen and former UCT Ikeys star winger Ntokozo Makhaza.

However, arguably the most exciting inclusion is loose forward Aidon Davis.

Now fully fit and ready to lace up his boots again, Davis told OFM Sport that he is thrilled to be back on the field and grateful that all the hard work has finally paid off.

The University of the Free State Kovsies are confident they can cause an upset when they face the University of Johannesburg in the second semi-final of Varsity Netball in Bloemfontein on Monday night.

Although the match is being played in Bloemfontein, it is technically an away game for the five-time champions. UJ have been one of the standout teams in the competition, making this a daunting assignment for the Kovsies.

UFS goal shooter Mari du Raan told OFM Sport they are quietly confident.

The University of the Free State Kovsies are confident they can cause an upset when they face the University of Johannesburg in the second semi-final of Varsity Netball in Bloemfontein on Monday night.

Although the match is being played in Bloemfontein, it is technically an away game for the five-time champions. UJ have been one of the standout teams in the competition, making this a daunting assignment for the Kovsies.

However, if there is one place where UFS will fancy their chances, it is the Callie Human Centre.

With a home crowd behind them and a place in the final at stake, captain Megan Erasmus says the team is ready to embrace the challenge.

Charl Saunderson gesels in sy weeklikse praatjie "Kom ons praat bietjie boer," oor die noodsaaklikheid daarvan om geld of wins wat deur krake val in boerdery, weer te herwin.