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Bloemfontein Celtic (File)
Bloemfontein Celtic (File)

Cape Town - Bloemfontein Celtic chairman Max Tshabalala has apologised to all foreign players plying their trade in South Africa and announced the club will join an anti-xenophobia march on Thursday.

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In a press release published on the club's official website, Tshabalala condemned the on-going violence against foreign nationals living in South Africa and revealed they will be joining the march alongside the ANC, SACP and COSATU on Thursday.

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