Khayelitsha's wheelchair tennis star battles financial hurdles despite international recognition
Originally from KwaGatyane in Willowvale in the Eastern Cape, Gwija was born with a disability before moving to Khayelitsha in 2006 in search of better…
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"I started playing wheelchair tennis in 2008. Yet for 39-year-old Mayenzeke Gwija, one of South Africa's leading wheelchair tennis players , the biggest obstacle to competing is finding enough money to replace worn-out wheelchair tyres, buy tennis balls and racquets, or even travel to tournaments .
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"I started playing wheelchair tennis in 2008.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Yet for 39-year-old Mayenzeke Gwija, one of South Africa's leading wheelchair tennis players , the biggest obstacle to competing is finding enough money to replace worn-out wheelchair tyres, buy tennis balls and racquets, or even travel to tournaments .
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