September 31, yes, that's the date Moss Mashishi's South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has set aside for their "Sorry Mzansi Games" at a venue still to be determined by gatvol Butana Komphela.
September 31, yes, that's the date Moss Mashishi's South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has set aside for their "Sorry Mzansi Games" at a venue still to be determined by gatvol Butana Komphela.
Komphela, sports and recreation portfolio committee chairman, shook hands with Mashishi suggesting they have reconciled after the former criticised the white dominance of Team SA.
What turned out at the Beijing Olympics is that South Africans went on some "go-slow", thus their lack of appetite for medals.
But Usuzwile Mkhozi has been reliably told that South Africans were discouraged by the fact that medals were only made of bronze, silver and gold, with none in the expensive platinum.
The Royal Bafokeng have therefore - the Mgosi crew has been told - volunteered to donate the platinum medals.
Komphela will be the only one handing out the medals while Minister of Sports and recreation will be the head chef at the function.
The main gate at the VIP parking will be manned by Mashishi. Be there if you want to see the best of Mzansi in this Beijing Olympics replay.
Sorry Mzansi Games
September 31, yes, that's the date Moss Mashishi's South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has set aside for their "Sorry Mzansi Games" at a venue still to be determined by gatvol Butana Komphela.
September 31, yes, that's the date Moss Mashishi's South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has set aside for their "Sorry Mzansi Games" at a venue still to be determined by gatvol Butana Komphela.
Komphela, sports and recreation portfolio committee chairman, shook hands with Mashishi suggesting they have reconciled after the former criticised the white dominance of Team SA.
What turned out at the Beijing Olympics is that South Africans went on some "go-slow", thus their lack of appetite for medals.
But Usuzwile Mkhozi has been reliably told that South Africans were discouraged by the fact that medals were only made of bronze, silver and gold, with none in the expensive platinum.
The Royal Bafokeng have therefore - the Mgosi crew has been told - volunteered to donate the platinum medals.
Komphela will be the only one handing out the medals while Minister of Sports and recreation will be the head chef at the function.
The main gate at the VIP parking will be manned by Mashishi. Be there if you want to see the best of Mzansi in this Beijing Olympics replay.