Building his family a house and establishing a transport business give the 29-year-old enough peace of mind. SihleNdebeleSK
Baroka midfielder Khulekani Madondo may not have won a trophy or played for any of so-called big three, which defines success to some. But building his family a house and establishing a transport business give the 29-year-old enough peace of mind.
On that account, the lad from Howick near Pietermaritzburg in KZN's midlands, is content with what football has given him. Though the measure of success in SA is having played for Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates or Mamelodi Sundowns, Madondo has his own philosophy. Unlike his fellow footballers, who normally spend money on fast cars, Madondo chose to buy a kind of a car that would generate income for him, safeguarding the future of his kids.
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