The South African website takes a look at football people - players, coaches and administrators - who were previously inducted in the SA Hall of Fame.
Kaizer Chiefs boss Kaizer Motaung has arrived at the University of Cape Town where he will be given his honorary doctorate in Social Sciences. Image: Twitter/EFFKaizer Chiefs boss Kaizer Motaung has arrived at the University of Cape Town where he will be given his honorary doctorate in Social Sciences.
The now 79-year-old founded Chiefs in 1970, and he has been in charge of this big brand for the past 53 years as an executive chairman.As a player, Dr Motaung featured for Orlando Pirates, Atlanta Chiefs and Kaizer Chiefs itself – both as a player and coach in the past.He will now get to join the likes of Jomo Sono as the only former player, coach and football club owner in the South Africa Hall of Fame.
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