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Cape Town adventurers conquer Mt Kilimanjaro

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August 29, 2025

FIVE adventurers from Strandfontein and Pelican Park successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain, after a gruelling climb.

- MARSHA BOTHMA.

Cape Town adventurers conquer Mt Kilimanjaro

The group of hiking enthusiasts included Strandfontein couple Stephanie Singh, 55, and Vernon Singh, 55, fellow Strandfontein resident Wendy Brockman, 59, and Pelican Park residents Helene Martin and Andre Kleinschmidt.

Together, they formed a small team that set out to conquer the 5 895-metre giant in Tanzania.

On July 18, the group stood at Uhuru Peak, the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, after eight days of climbing.

For Stephanie and Vernon, who have lived in Strandfontein for 35 years, the adventure was a dream years in the making.

“We had about four meetings before we left, researching and preparing for the hike,” said Stephanie.

“I was doubtful because I'm anaemic, so I had to work closely with my doctor to get my blood counts right. But my husband kept us all motivated - he’s a gym guy and made sure we ate properly and trained for it”

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