Participants in the Durban SPAR Women’s 10/5km Challenge are in for a real treat on Sunday 25 June, with high-energy entertainment, lucky draw prizes and a chance to go into a national draw to win a R450,000 Proton SUV.

 
A live performance by colourful and versatile Gqom performer Dladla Mshunqisi promises to have tired race finishers up on their feet dancing ahead of prize giving at Hollywoodbets Kings Park outer fields. Mshunqisi’s charming voice and banging tunes are renowned across the country, having performed for thousands of South Africans since he burst onto the local music scene in 2017. Now he will be sharing his talent with the lovely local ladies in the finishing area to complete the awesome vibe of Durban’s “Most Beautiful Challenge”.
 
The charismatic entertainer has captured the hearts of thousands with his party starter melodies including his track ‘Pakisha’; and songs off his platinum album ‘Umshunqo’. His album “Umshunqo” is a modern-day dance album and has led the evolution of sound with high energy drums that complement the dance culture in South Africa. Mshunqisi will be performing his top featured songs off his album Amalukuluku, Chothoza, Izibalo, Thuta, and Sesfikile and his recently released single, “Samba Nabo” that featured J’ Somethin, Beast & Spiritbanger. 
 
As if Dladla Mshunqisi is not reason enough to stay behind after this year’s Durban SPAR Women’s 10/5km Challenge, competitors who remain for prize giving will be in line to win lucky draw prizes worth over R70,000. A huge drawcard for the race this year, one extremely lucky participant from Durban will go into the main draw to win a brand new Proton X50 SUV worth R450,000. 
 
Lucky draw prizes include R20,000 SPAR Vouchers, a Samsung 50" Neo QLED 4K TV worth R 23,999, flat screen TVs, Airfryers and portable Bluetooth speakers. The Durban lucky draw recipient for the Proton X50 SUV will fly to Gauteng at the end of the year as a VIP guest at the SPAR Grand Prix awards. She will be one of six women in the lucky draw for the luxury car. 
 
An added bonus to the day is the live streaming that will be aired on all the SPAR KZN Women’s Challenge social media channels. People around the country can be a part of the action and entertainment. 
 
To enter, visit www.sparwomensrace.co.za/durban. Entries cost between R150 and R200 and include a race t-shirt, Goodie bag and each person will receive a race medal after their run. 
 
For all the relevant race information and to enter online go to www.sparwomensrace.co.za/durban. Entries close 18 June.