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Shakes Mashaba and Owen da Gama (Gallo Images)
Shakes Mashaba and Owen da Gama (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - Shakes Mashaba's participation in the Nedbank Cup as the Ke Yona team coach has raised some concern for his bosses at the South African Football Association.

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Mashaba and his Bafana Bafana assistant Owen da Gama are involved in the initiative that sees them scour the country for young talented players who they then prepare for matches against the eventual winners of the Nedbank Cup.

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