South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was amongst the leading figures who congratulated Kaizer Chiefs on their 50 years of existence.
Ramaphosa took to Twitter to congratulate Amakhosi, who he referred to as a "nation builder."
"Founded 50 years ago by Bra Kaizer Motaung. The South African story can never be complete without the story of this legendary club. We salute you for the contribution made to nation building and fostering social cohesion. #KaizerChiefs50" he tweeted.
Today we celebrate with @KaizerChiefs, founded 50 years ago by Bra Kaizer Motaung. The South African story can never be complete without the story of this legendary club. We salute you for the contribution made to nation building and fostering social cohesion. #KaiserChiefs50 pic.twitter.com/fUjT0oGqP5
— Cyril Ramaphosa ???? (@CyrilRamaphosa) January 7, 2020
He wasn't the only one who had nothing but congratulatory messages for the side that was founded in Phefeni in 1970.
The likes of Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane and Mushin Ertugral chipped in with heartfelt messages of their own.
Check out who else sent messages to the Absa Premiership log leaders.
Pitso Mosimane
Happy birthday #Amakhosi4Life . Congratulations Chairman. You have built the football brand an institution. The history of the club is Indisputable and undeniable. #KaizerChiefs50 ???????? https://t.co/bPMjyHb8ZX
— Pitso Mosimane (@TheRealPitso) January 7, 2020
Mushin Ertugral
Happy Birthday to the Kaizer Chiefs family, which I have always been proud to be a part of half a century of history, hopefully will be another 50 years full of success ?? #KaizerChiefs50 #KaizerChiefs #Amakhosi4Life @KaizerChiefs pic.twitter.com/MDWCJanGy0
— Muhsin Ertugral (@MuhsinErtugral) January 7, 2020
Lucas Radebe
Happy 50th birthday to one of the best clubs in the continent Amakhosi for life. Its for his vision (Mr Kaiser Motaung )that the club remains successful and produced the best players. I can attest ??
— Lucas Radebe (@LucasRadebe) January 7, 2020
What is your fondest memory of Kaizer Chiefs in their 50 years of existence?
