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Philimon Sebona Opens Up About Cyclin, Surviving Cancer and Cape Epic Return

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When a lump began forming in his neck, Philimon Sebona’s world turned upside down, forcing him to take a break from mountain biking – the one thing ingrained into his very being, since his early years growing up on a farm. However, this exceptional sportsman rose and recently relived the joy of his passion!   Pretoria, South Africa (27 March 2025) – Mountain biking courses through Philimon Sebona’s veins! This incredible sportsman not only recen…
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Philimon Sebona Opens Up About Cyclin, Surviving Cancer and Cape Epic Return

When a lump began forming in his neck, Philimon Sebona’s world turned upside down, forcing him to take a break from mountain biking – the one thing ingrained into his very being, since his early years growing up on a farm. However, this exceptional sportsman rose and recently relived the joy of his passion!   Pretoria, South Africa (27 March 2025) – Mountain biking courses through Philimon Sebona’s veins! This incredible sportsman not only recen…

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Good Things Guy broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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