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Minister of Sport, Gayton McKenzie, praised Rayno Nel for becoming the first African to win the World’s Strongest Man title. Nel's victory, achieved in his rookie season, has sparked national and continental pride in South Africa. McKenzie highlighted Nel's journey, describing his win as an announcement of South Africa's presence in the global sport. Minister also praised Nel for his agility, mental toughness, and passion, signaling a significant moment for South African athletics.
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