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NORTH WEST SPORTS RECOGNITION AWARDS HONOUR EXCELLENCE IN THE SPORTS FRATERNITY.

NORTH WEST SPORTS RECOGNITION AWARDS HONOUR EXCELLENCE IN THE SPORTS FRATERNITY.

MEC for Arts, Culture, Sport and Recreation (ACSR) Mme Galebekwe Tlhapi has made a clarion call to the people of the North West to vote for the Sports Star of the Year in the North West Sports Recognition Awards

Sports star of the year is the only category open for public voting.

The nominees for the 2021 edition of the North West Sports Recognition Awards (ACSR) have been announced, organised by the Department of Arts, Culture, Sports and Recreation together with North West Sports Confederation.

Nominees for 2021 North West Sports Recognition Awards

The Provincial Sport Recognition Awards comes as a national mandate and we are recognising sports men and women for their efforts in keeping the passion so sport alive, under the difficult Covid conditions.

Congratulating the nominees, MEC for ACSR Galebekwe Tlhapi said: ‘It gives us tremendous pleasure to present these fine gems from our province. We are delighted and proud to have such a calibre of achievers nominated for the Sports Recognition Awards. It speaks of the high standards we hold in North West and how our sportsman and women. I send my best wishes to all the nominees and may the best win.’

The nominees were opened to the public from November 2021 until January 2022.  The categories cut across the sports and recration from all the districts of the province namely Bojanala, Ngaka Modiri Molema, Dr Kenneth Kaunda, and Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati. The categories includes MEC’s Award and Premier’s Awards.

The categories recognizes individuals, males and females, people with disabilities, provincial, national, international participants, provicial federations, recreation bodies, schools, indigenous games groups, sports legends, community sport builders and media.

The Community of the North West Province are requested to vote for the Sports Star of the Year.

To vote for your preferred Sports Star of the year  SMS or Whatsapp the name of the prefered contestant to 0680 555 868. A standard rate of R1.50 per minute will be charged for each USSD entry. One Vote Per Number.No, normal sms rates, what ever the network charges, you can even use free sms.

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