lamcebisa okokuba kukhutshwe le nyoka kwamasinyane kuqala wadule ukunyangwa eli nyawo lakho. enene lo mfo wazixela ezindaba kumkakhe yaba ziindaba ezimnandi ezi. moving freely in any community without being judged based on race. “We want to create a relationship between blacks and coloured people. We want to see black people going to Mitchell’s Plain or Heideveld and also coloured people doing the same in our townships, without fear,” he stated. Matiwane said the tournament is still in the group stages and the knockout stages will start this coming weekend. “The finals will be played on 28 January. The winner will walk away with R10 000, a trophy and medals. The runners-up will take home R4 000 and medals,” he stated. He described the tournament as a platform for unknown players to showcase their talent. “We have invited officials from other leagues to come and scout players for their teams. Players have an opportunity to play in better leagues next season if they are scouted,” said Matiwane. He added that they want to take the youth away from the streets.