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Bringing people together


Kaizer Chiefs is about uniting people, irrespective of where they come from. That’s why the theme for Saturday’s Derby and going forwards is the following:

  •     One Team
  •     One Family
  •     One Voice
  •     One Nation
  •     One Africa

“It’s about bringing people together,” explains Kaizer Chiefs Marketing Director Jessica Motaung. “It’s about uniting and rallying the troops – the players, the technical team, the staff and our supporters. In short, it’s to unite the entire Kaizer Chiefs Family, to come together to face any challenge.

“It’s also about Amakhosi being an African family with members all over the world. Together we are stronger.”

We have created a very special T-shirt to coincide with the launch of this theme and this is available for sale to coincide just in time for Saturday’s Soweto Derby, at R249.

It’s available at the KC Retail stores at the Village and Pretoria’s Tramshed shopping mall in Pretoria.

They are also available at our KC Insurance stores around the country:

  •     Golden Walk, Germiston, Johannesburg
  •     Alex Mall, Alexandra, Johannesburg
  •     Gandhi Square, Johannesburg CBD
  •     Fatima Bhayet Street, Rustenburg
  •     Mega City Mall, Umlazi, Durban
  •     Shop 114, Pier 14 Mall, Port Elizabeth

Our supporters can order online as well, via our KC DigiStore, www.kcdigistore.com

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