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Chiefs veteran Kwinika sees improvements in the team this term

TimesLIVE Sport · 25 August 2026 at 09:22

Chiefs veteran Kwinika sees improvements in the team this term

Kaizer Chiefs stalwart Zitha Kwinika is convinced that they have improved under the new technical team, led by coach Fernando da Cruz, believing the new tactics are helping them

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