Students ‘have no regrets’ after cycling from Cairo to Cape Town

CAPE TOWN - Two students have told Eyewitness News they have no regrets after cycling from Cairo to Cape Town following seven gruelling months.Despite hunger, thirst, the scorching heat in Sudan and Egypt, and surviving the Sudanese uprising in December, they said it was worth cycling seven hours per day in order to see Table Mountain.

Hetherington said: "The experience along the way has been unforgettable and the people we've met have changed how we think about the world. It has been one of the most valuable experiences we've done." Find out how you can support Merlin and Alex on their 8-month 10,000km journey from Cairo to Cape Town to introduce...

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