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Kurt-Lee Arendse hails from Paarl in the Western Cape.
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A historic strip embedded in the fabric of Paarl is set to be a hive of activity when the Springboks take on their old enemy, the All Blacks, on Saturday in the 2023 Rugby World Cup final.
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