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Siya Says ‘Hoya’ Where It All Started

In the News Today: Siya Kolisi has given young fans a day to remember when visiting Wynberg Boys’ High School in Cape Town recently.

Always known for his larger-than-life personality and incredible compassion, the Springbok legend arrived at one of the most prestigious rugby schools in the country to join in with their well-renowned festivities.

Sharing the footage on his own social media, Kolisi found himself fully involved in a Wynberg Boys’ war cry. Holding a stick emblazoned with the school colours, he sang, danced and bounced to the vibrant beat alongside the enthusiastic students.

“There is no place I would rather be than her in this nation of SA. This is what makes us different”, one person said online afterwards.

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