Every runner, regardless of the race distance, will receive a t-shirt and a goody bag, ensuring they have a lasting memento of their participation in this prestigious event. In addition, the medals awarded are nothing short of spectacular, honoring South Africa’s cultural heritage. The marathon will pay tribute to the renowned artist Dr. Esther Mahlangu, with each medal featuring a ribbon that is a unique piece of artwork. This beautifully designed ribbon will hang around each runner's neck, symbolizing both achievement and cultural pride.

Spectators along the Club Mile will cheer on their runners, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. The marathon will be broadcasted, giving audiences across the continent the chance to witness the incredible talent on display. For those attending in person, free camping sites approved by the Provincial Legislature will be available, allowing supporters and participants to stay close to the action.

In the spirit of giving back, the QueenMo Foundation will be collecting shoes from runners at the finish line to donate to underprivileged athletes, encouraging everyone to contribute to a worthy cause. The race will also feature 17 pacers to help participants meet their timing goals, and race pack collections will be held at Riverside Mall, where an expo will showcase various vendors and running-related services.

The finish line will be the heart of a vibrant festival, featuring live performances from artists, food stalls, children’s entertainment, and a variety of other stalls. Runners will also receive race pack booklets, containing important information such as aerial views of the marathon route and bus collection points.

With cultural pride, athletic excellence, and a strong sense of community, the Mpumalanga Marathon 2024 is set to be an unforgettable event for runners and supporters alike.