^ isiqe. 25 URute ngomnye wamabhinqa amahlanu eBhayibhileni achazwa kumlibo wokuzalwa kaYesu. Omnye nguRahabhi, owayengunina kaBhohazi. (Mat. 1:3, 5, 6, 16) NjengoRute, naye wayengengomSirayeli. Farkon yi na wasanni sansanin IMI kan Kama kogin kusa da kauyen Galevo. Na farko tawagar ma'aikatan kunsa 120 dalibai da kuma 16 malaman. “My experience with the Cheetahs is one that consists of countless lessons, both good and bad memories, lifetime friendships, and most importantly: if you want to obtain good results, you have to work for it. I also played in four Pro14 matches for the Cheetahs,” he says. When he was selected for the academy team he was filled with excitement and anticipation. “Although I could not participate in every game in Dubai it was a memorable experience, especially when we won the gold medal in the international invitational men’s competition. “My message to young players is to never give up. The road to success will never be an easy one. There will always be naysayers and there will always be criticism. It is up to you to decide whether you’re going to allow these bumps in the road to derail you or if you’re going to set your mind to it and never give up,” Darren says. He is currently training at the Stellenbosch Academy of Sports in preparation for the next two legs of the HSBC Series in FMG Stadium Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 January; and on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 February in the Bankwest Stadium in Sydney, Australia. These two legs will be held at the end of the month and the team will be announced by the coach, Neil Powell, before they leave our shores.