
Herman Mashaba, the leader of ActionSA, has pledged to donate R200,000 to support the health battle of football icon ‘Shakes’ Mashaba. After learning about the condition of the former footballer, Mashaba expressed that he felt 'touched' and decided to visit the family to offer his support.
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