M. Swallows National Supporters Chair Dies.
Mbabane Swallows National Supporters Chairperson Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa has died. This was confirmed by the Mbabane Swallows Management in a statement that was released on Thursday. “Beautiful Birds, it is with deep sadness that we inform you about the demise of our National Supporters Chair, Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa. “We extend our condolences to his family, […]
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Mbabane Swallows National Supporters Chairperson Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa has died. This was confirmed by the Mbabane Swallows Management in a statement that was released on Thursday. “Beautiful Birds, it is with deep sadness that we inform you about the demise of our National Supporters Chair, Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa. “We extend our condolences to his family, […]
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23 September 2021
Mbabane Swallows National Supporters Chairperson Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa has died.
This was confirmed by the Mbabane Swallows Management in a statement that was released on Thursday.
“Beautiful Birds, it is with deep sadness that we inform you about the demise of our National Supporters Chair, Nhlanhla Sikelela Motsa.
“We extend our condolences to his family, friends and the entire Swallows family. He was a loving and dedicated family member of Mbabane Swallows FC,” read the online statement.
The Management revealed that they are in constant communication with Motsa’s family promised to reveal more details in due course.
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