Katlego Sekhu

Former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana defender Jimmy Tau has paid tribute to his former colleague, Phumlani Msibi, following his passing.
Msibi, a beloved figure in South African sports broadcasting, passed away on Friday, 20th June after a battle with illness. He was 57 years old.
Tau acknowledged the pivotal role Msibi played in opening doors for many aspiring broadcasters.
“I will miss you. You paved the way for most of us,” he said. “You embodied a father, a brother, and a colleague to many. We shall hold on to the memories and teachings,” he added. “Lala ngoxolo, Mr Msibi.”
For decades, Msibi’s warm voice and insightful sports analysis brought matches to life for audiences across the country.
Known for his professionalism and unmistakable laugh, he built a legacy that extended far beyond the microphone.
Msibi was laid to rest this past weekend.
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