Moroka Swallows SC chairman Walter Mokoena has brought former club star Andries “Chaka-Chaka” Mpondo on board as part of efforts to revive the historic South African football club.

Mpondo, who is remembered for his contributions to the Dube Birds, is expected to support the club’s rebuilding plans as its leadership works towards restoring its former standing in South African football. His involvement also represents an effort to reconnect the club with its rich history and traditions.

The decision to involve a former player reflects the importance of drawing on the experience of individuals who understand Moroka Swallows’ identity and legacy. Mpondo’s familiarity with the club could prove valuable as the leadership seeks to strengthen its relationship with supporters and rebuild confidence in its future.

Moroka Swallows is one of South Africa’s established football institutions, with a long history and a loyal following. Over the years, the club has built a strong reputation through its participation in domestic competitions and its contributions to the development of South African football.

However, the club has experienced significant challenges in recent years, making its revival an important priority for those determined to preserve its legacy.

Mpondo’s return could help bridge the gap between the club’s celebrated past and its ambitions for the future. Former players often contribute to rebuilding projects by sharing their knowledge, promoting the club’s traditions and helping strengthen connections with supporters.

For Mokoena, bringing a respected former player into the initiative signals a commitment to involving people with a direct connection to Moroka Swallows.

As the rebuilding process continues, the involvement of figures such as Mpondo could help reinforce the club’s identity while supporting efforts to restore its position in South African football.

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