Taking Kasi Flavour to the next level

The name Isaac Kungwane needs no introduction to South African football fans.

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The late former Kaizer Chiefs midfield maestro dazzled crowds with his silky kasi flavour skills and defence-splitting passes during his heyday. His son, Kabelo, is following in the footsteps of his late father, not for what he does on the pitch but for what he does off it. For Kabelo Kungwane's Kasi Flavour10, the last two years have been eventful. He has attended the Africa Cup of Nations, collaborated with legends like Djibril Cisse, honoured his late father's influence, and worked with Carling Black Label to design the Carling Knockout All-Star team's jersey, among other exciting projects and collaborations. In this interview with Soccer Laduma's Lusanda Luthuli, Kungwane spoke candidly about the above-mentioned assignments, staying true to his passion and mission to uphold South African football history through culture, art, and fashion. Kasi Flavour10 has helped transcend and reclaim South Africa's football culture and heritage. Deeply rooted in the nation's football history, Kasi Flavour10 bridges the gap between Mzansi's past and present b archiving and preserving its rich football culture and legacies.

Rubbing shoulders with the legends

Creative director Kabelo Kungwane, son of the late Kaizer Chiefs midfield maestro, Isaac "Shakes" Kungwane, founded Kasi Flavour10 to be a creative agency that merges fashion, photography, and design to honour South Africa's football culture.

The 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast saw Kungwane go on a mission to discover the football cultures of our continental neighbours and draw parallels between how the rest of Africa consumes and embraces the Beautiful Game, similarly to South Africans.