Mutandiro is King of the hill

Monday, May 18, 2015

PPC King of the Hill winner, Gilbert Mutandiro leading the pack during the race yesterday. PIC; KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

Gilbert Mutandiro is this year’s PPC Cement King of the Hill. The Zimbabwean achieved the feat in Gaborone yesterday when he reached the summit of Kgale Hill ahead of the pack. He earned P20,000 in prize money.

He told Monitor Sport after the race that he did not come to Botswana to take part in the event, but to visit his brother.

He explained that when he learnt about the marathon, he decided to participate as a way of keeping fit for the World Championships to be held in China in August.

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Mutandiro is King of the hill

Gilbert Mutandiro is this year’s PPC Cement King of the Hill. The Zimbabwean achieved the feat in Gaborone yesterday when he reached the summit of Kgale Hill ahead of the pack. He earned P20,000 in prize money.

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