The former Kaizer Chiefs attacker – Junior Khanye – knows all about the reckless lifestyle of a professional footballer in this country.

 

JUNIOR KHANYE AT KAIZER CHIEFS
After famously replacing the ill-disciplined Jabu Pule in the Chiefs team, the 17-year-old Khanye soon followed the same path of alcohol destruction and disorder.

Speaking on the SittingWithStan show in recent days, Khanye revealed how the drink led him to 15 car accidents during his peak fame at Amakhosi.

“I was saved by the church, I won’t lie” Khanye said.

“I went into church after 15 car accidents. Nine with the same car.

“I’m not ashamed to say that. The last one turned over. I had an injury for one year and three months. I think it was 2012. I was driven with a friend heavily drunk and blacked-out,” the Daveyton-born star added.

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Former Chiefs winger Khanye. Photo Credit : © Duif du Toit Gallo Images.
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KAIZER CHIEFS BACK ON 8 NOVEMBER
Meanwhile, Chiefs will return to the green grass in over a week.

Cavin Johnson’s side will welcome the DStv Premiership newcomers Cape Town Spurs to the FNB Stadium on Wednesday, 8 November.

Emotions ran high on Saturday evening as New Zealand faced South Africa in France for the World Cup Final. Springbok fans across the country watched with bated breath to see whether or not the team would secure the cup for the fourth time. When they emerged from the game victorious with a 12-11 score, many celebrated well into the night.

 

 

Fans are also choosing their favourite moments from the game — one of them being captain Siya Kolisi rushing to embrace an emotional Cheslin Kolbe who was sent off the field just minutes before.The Springboks showed up in top form to face the All Blacks in Saturday nights RWC final.

While the New Zealanders put up a good fight, they eventually lost the cup to the Springboks who are now four time cup holders.Before the final bell rang on the match, Cheslin Kolbe was issued a yellow card and sent off the field — something he was visibly upset about.

As the last few minutes of the match ticked away, he sat with his jersey over his face seemingly unable to watch what happens next.

This is why a video of Siya Kolisi running to embrace him after the team’s win has left so many people feeling teary-eyed.

Take a look at the video below:In the comment section SA rugby fans who are still freshly celebrating the victory, shared their thoughts on the sweet moment.

“Chelsin Kolbe is a fighter, i think he felt like he let us down there for a minute. We are unreservedly proud of him, our champion,” one person said while another added:

“There’s certain things you can’t fake as a person, and one thing that’s been consistent with Siya, is that he cares man. He shows he cares.”

From the start of the World Cup, South African musician Prince Kaybee — real name Kabelo Motsamai — made it clear that he was not backing the Springboks but rather New Zealand’s All Blacks. Like the millions of other All Black fans who watched the springboks snatch the World Cup with just one point, he has headed online to share some words of encouragement with the team.

 

 

As expected, his fellow South Africans have blasted him for having no loyalty to the country by supporting the opposition.While the majority of South Africa is currently hungover from last night’s celebrations of the Springboks World Cup victory, not everyone is happy.

All Black fans are left to take in the fact that the cup is once again in the Springboks hands.

One of the people who have expressed their disappointment at this is Fetch Your Life hitmaker Prince Kaybee who headed to X to send a message to his favourite team.Prince Kaybee is saddened by the All Black’s loss. Images via Instagram: @princekaybee_sa
“An amazing game indeed. You boys played your hearts out but unfortunately kick rugby won. Congratulations to the Springboks,” he wrote.
MZANSI SLAMS HIM
In the comment section, locals didn’t spare any kind words for Kaybee who they think should be backing the Springboks.

“You should move to New Zealand. Re lapile kwena,” one person harshly commented while another added:

“This will end in tears for you! Unfortunately you keep choosing this hostile path for yourself.”

“What’s your valid reason for this Kabelo?.. It doesn’t matter WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS,” a third wrote.

One of South Africa’s richest men Johann Rupert was spotted at the 2023 Rugby World Cup final in France supporting the Springboks.

JOHANN RUPERT SUPPORTS SPRINGBOKS IN FRANCE
Following a narrow win against the All Blacks, Ruppert was spotted hugging Rassie Erasmus to celebrate.Tennis great Roger Federer, who was spotted wearing a Springbok scarf in the stands, joined the South African team post-match and posed for selfies.

He also chatted to scrumhalf Faf de Klerk who was wearing his now customary Speedo.

 

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The 73-year-old was born into a prosperous family and is the son of Anton Rupert, the founder of a Rembrandt Group tobacco company.

His family is the source of the wealth he represents across many companies.

According to Daily Investor, Ruppert owns 46.6% of Mediclinic International and 31.7% of Distell. On top of that, he also has 80.3% of RCL Foods and 100% of Wispeco Aluminum, Siqalo Foods, Wispeco, Stelllenbosch Academy of Sports, and Stellenbosch Football Club.

On Saturday evening New Zealand faced South Africa in France for the World Cup Final. Springbok fans across the country watched nervously as they waited to see whether or not the team would become the only team in the world to be four time Cup holders. When the Bokke emerged from the game victorious with a 12-11 score, many celebrated excitedly.

 

 
Naturally, the presidency is also celebrating the win but has now been accused of “trying to take credit” for the Springbok’s success.SA SLAMS RAMAPHOSA OVER SPRINGBOK POST
South Africans are still smiling from ear to ear following the recent Springbok victory against New Zealand’s All Blacks.

So far thousands and thousands of posts have made their way to social media as locals discuss the win, how well the players did and what a close call it was.

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South Africans don’t want Ramaphosa to take credit for the Springboks win. Images via Twitter: @cyrilramaphosa
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The presidency has also headed online to share a post about the win and the fact that Ramaphosa has now lifted the Rugby World Cup twice during his time as the head of the country.

“One President. Two Rugby World Cup wins. South Africa is a winning nation. #StrongerTogether,” they captioned a video of the president hugging each of the players after the match.