CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - Wednesday 25 July 2018, members of the public, school children and residents of Prunus Street, Bonteheuwel, participate in the Western Province Athletics (WPA) Street Athletics programme. Children of all ages and adults, get to run various distances from 50m to 200m in a closed-off street within a residential area. These events are organised by the WPA Development office and sponsored by the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon (OMTOM). Photo by Roger Sedres/ImageSA

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - Wednesday 25 July 2018, members of the public, school children and residents of Prunus Street, Bonteheuwel, participate in the Western Province Athletics (WPA) Street Athletics programme. Children of all ages and adults, get to run various distances from 50m to 200m in a closed-off street within a residential area. These events are organised by the WPA Development office and sponsored by the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon (OMTOM). Photo by Roger Sedres/ImageSA Stock Photo

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