IsithombeSINOXOLO Kwayiba has taken no time to reignite his form since returning to Chippa United after a brief and frustrating stint with Orlando Pirates. For Chippa United, the task of rebuilding this season has gone beyond tactics and personnel. It has required emotional repair, difficult conversations and an acceptance that stability sometimes arrives through uncomfortable change.
That reality was laid bare by head coach Vusumuzi Vilakazi as he reflected on two defining narratives at the club: the reintegration of Sinoxolo Kwayiba and the departure of first-choice goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali. Kwayiba’s return to Chippa, after an underwhelming six-month stint at Orlando Pirates, was always going to demand patience. The 25-year-old arrived back in Gqeberha carrying the weight of unfulfilled expectations, having managed just four substitute appearances at the Soweto giants. Vilakazi made it clear that restoring the player’s confidence was as important as restoring his place in the starting line-up.
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