Young South African dancers shine at Walt Disney World, winning world championship titles
The pair competed against approximately 3,500 dancers from more than 20 countries across 12 dance genres and emerged as the World Dance Champions in the…
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Two 14-year-old dancers from Knysna have returned home as world champions after claiming top honours at the prestigious Dance the World event at Walt Disney World in Florida, proving that talent, determination and community support can take young South Africans to the global stage. Their journey to the international stage followed a series of regional, provincial and national qualifying rounds held throughout 2025.
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Two 14-year-old dancers from Knysna have returned home as world champions after claiming top honours at the prestigious Dance the World event at Walt Disney World in Florida, proving that talent, determination and community support can take young South Africans to the global stage.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Their journey to the international stage followed a series of regional, provincial and national qualifying rounds held throughout 2025.
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