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Local footy stars to join Moroccan first division

Local footy stars to join Moroccan first division
OFF TO MOROCCO: Seakanyeng, Mathumo & Orebonye (L-R)

Following a gallant performance against The Copper Bullets of Zambia last week, the three players who masterminded the stealthy smash and grab at the Itani Chilume Stadium have now turned their focus on conquering North Africa.

Township Rollers duo of central defender Simisani Mathumo, and forward Tumisang Orebonye, as well speedy winger and free agent Kabelo Seakanyeng will jet out of the country this Friday to join Moroccan first division side Olympique Club de Khouribga (OCK).

Founded in 1923, OCK is one of the oldest clubs in Morocco.

The outfit is based in the mining town of Khou...

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