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The Anticipated Comeback of Zimbabwean Soccer Whiz, Khama Billiat

by Aiden Abrahams
February 3, 2024

Zimbabwean soccer superstar Khama Billiat is rumored to be making a comeback to the field, joining his former team Cape Town Spurs. Fans and insiders are eagerly anticipating his return, as Billiat made his mark on South African football during his tenure with Ajax Cape Town. Meanwhile, 23yearold defender Luke Fleurs has joined Kaizer Chiefs and is expected to make his debut soon, after demonstrating his dedication and perseverance during training. The upcoming DStv Premiership promises to be a thrilling season filled with new beginnings and triumphant returns.

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