All set for second leg of Great Dyke

Online Reporter
CYCLISTS get ready for the second leg of the Nedbank Tour de Great Dyke a cycling event that promotes wellness in mining.

The event is also being used to promote business opportunities and proceeds will go towards the Gifted Children’s Foundation which has over the years taken care of over 100 children

 

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