The power to change the world


NELSON Mandela said in the inauguration of the Laureus World Sports Awards back in 2000: “Sports has the power to change the world.”

This year, I got the opportunity to be invited to the 20th year anniversary celebration in Berlin. Upon receiving the invitation, I was beyond excited but it also made me reflect by opening up my perspective of the true value of sports.

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