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A Camino that leads home: Alvin and Jean walk for Masithandane

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Alvin and Jean Witten embark on a 36-day pilgrimage along the Camino Francés to raise funds for Masithandane, a community care organisation. Follow their journey.

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A Camino that leads home: Alvin and Jean walk for Masithandane

Alvin and Jean Witten embark on a 36-day pilgrimage along the Camino Francés to raise funds for Masithandane, a community care organisation. Follow their journey.

2 days ago·Cape Town, South Africa

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IOL broke the news in Cape Town, South Africa 2 days ago on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

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