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FIGSA embarks on a long walk from Musina to Cape Town

Musina Local MunicipalityRef: https://www.musina.gov.za/figsa-embarks-on-a-long-walk-from-musina-to-cape-town/

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Source domain: musina.gov.za

Collected on 22 September 2026

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This is a Musina Local Municipality news article about the Federation of Indigenous Games of South Africa’s 60-day walk from Musina to Cape Town. FIGSA is using the walk to raise R5,2m to professionalize indigenous games and has appealed to South Africans for support. The team left Musina on Monday 21 September 2026 and is expected to travel through five provinces before reaching Cape Town.

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Support the initiative to professionalize indigenous games

FIGSA is raising R5,2m through its walk from Musina to Cape Town to transform indigenous games into a professional sport, and has appealed to South Africans to support the initiative.

Who it is for: South Africans
How to act on it: Support the initiative; the article does not state where or how support or contributions should be submitted.

The document's recorded date is 21 September 2026. Confirm on the official source.

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The team has appealed to South Africans to support the initiative.

Facts

Places

City of Cape Town, Limpopo, Gauteng, Free State, Northern Cape

Reference

https://www.musina.gov.za/figsa-embarks-on-a-long-walk-from-musina-to-cape-town/

Amounts

R 5 200 000

Key Takeaways

FIGSA walk from Musina to Cape Town
Fundraising target of R5,2m
Team left Musina on Monday 21 September 2026
Planned arrival in Cape Town after 60 days
Funds intended to professionalize indigenous games
Route through Limpopo, Gauteng, Free State, Northern Cape and Western Cape
Musina Local Municipality
The Federation of Indigenous Games of South Africa (FIGSA)
Wilson Dzebu
Tumelo Mononela
Charity Bongela
Sipho Maluleke
Khuliso Given Muleba