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Breakfast Show host Bongani Bingwa questions what message young boys are receiving and which one resonates most loudly with them?
This comes after Ajax Cape Town striker, Tendai Ndoro, was released on bail after charges of assault were laid against him by his wife.
What has it cost Ndoro so far? His lucrative contract with Ajax Cape Town? Has the club even issued a statement? Is he on suspension? Will he be benched till further notice?
Bongani Bingwa, Breakfast Show host
Why should he? He's just a player and we know that the head of the country's football association faces even worse allegations and not by one accuser.
Bongani Bingwa, Breakfast Show host
He has not suffered as a result - why would Ndoro worry then? Why would any young boy who hears about this and doesn't think it's wrong, why would they worry?
Bongani Bingwa, Breakfast Show host
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This article first appeared on 702 : [WATCH] What message is Tendai Ndoro's actions sending to young boys?
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