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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Siwelele FC demote Lehlohonolo Seema, release Willem Jackson

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Siwelele FC have decided to retain the services of coach Lehlohonolo Seema who had been suspended by the management.

Seema was suspended alongside his then assistant Willem Jackson following the team’s 3-1 loss to Kaizer Chiefs on 6 September.

Siwelele then roped in the legendary Godfrey Mosoetsa on interim basis, and he has been in charge since then.

Now, addressing Siwelele fans in Sunday’s general meeting, club boss Calvin Le John, said Seema is still part of the club.

The former Lesotho and Orlando Pirates captain had been with the Siwelele first team since the purchase of the SuperSport United status.

He helped Siwelele avoid relegation last season but the team failed to take off this term but that can be attributed to the number of good players they sold.

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“He’s still part of us. Some people will say we have demoted him. He will be our new coach for the DDC, and he will continue,” said Le John as per FARPost.

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