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Kite festivals draw crowds across three countries

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The 32nd Cape Town International Kite Festival brought crowds together on October 25, with colorful kites, rides, food trucks, craft stalls and music. Organized by Cape Mental Health, the event raises awareness of mental health and supports people affected by mental health challenges. Organizers also drew on the symbolism of kites soaring against adverse winds as a message of hope and resilience.

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