Athletes united in sport to recognise national unity, social cohesion and reflect on the progress made in overcoming poverty, inequality and discrimination.
The annual event took place at the Wrenchville Sports Grounds on 25 April 2026. The Kuruman Freedom Run is also a Comrades Marathon qualifier.
Athletes excelled in their respective races with remarkable times.
42km
-Sergeant Lerato Tshegare-03:56
-Constable Aphiwe Ngqwala-03:56:28
– Sergeant Keagoleboga Pule-04:11:31
– Sergeant Rasmeni Amen-03:13:06
-Sergeant Tlale Mutsi 04:33:25
21KM
– Captain Joanita Becker -02:14
– Sergeant Othusitse Sepalamelo-02:02.51
– SCC Joe Maphalla-01:57.58
-Constable Tebogo Poha-02:01.57
– Warrant Officer Silas Mokwa – 01:39:11
-Lieutenant Colonel Tebalo Julies – 01:56:36
– Warrant Officer Lizzy Gabuza-02:42:28
10KM
-Captain Ketshepile Setlhabi 01:24:44
– Sergeant Goitse Mogotsi-01:17:49
Sergeant Keagoleboga Pule (Shoni) was a podium finisher in third position in the females’ 42km category. This is not her first time taking the accolade in this marathon.
The Northern Cape Provincial Management commended the runners for their outstanding performance and wish them well on the last leg of preparations for the ultimate race – the Comrades Marathon.
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