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Swallows boss breaks silence on claims Njabulo Ngcobo was spotted at Naturena

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Swallows FC chairperson David Mogashoa has spoken out on reports that broke earlier today, that five new player Kaizer Chiefs signings, including his player Njabulo Ngcobo, were spotted at Naturena

Source: South African News | Online News | The South African

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