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Former Kaizer Chiefs star Michael Nkambule has died
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Sunday World
Former Kaizer Chiefs and South Africa’s junior national teams player Michael “Rooi” Nkambule has died.
The Daveyton-born dribbling maestro passed away on Friday morning at the Far East Rand Hospital in Springs, and the news of his death was confirmed by his older brother Joe Nkambule later on the day.
Nkambule was hospitalised after he was involved in a car accident a few weeks ago.
He got involved in the accident on his way home, where he hurt his spine, and was taken to the Far East Hospital,” his brother Joe Nkambule told Sunday World.
After a few days, he was taken back to Far East Hospital and he was recovering well.