Bafana Bafana were welcomed by plenty of fans at the airport, including Rasta the Artist who dedicated a painting to the players and head coach Hugo Broos.
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As expected, the infamous painter Rasta the Artist worked his magic and showcased his new artwork dedicated to Bafana Bafana.
Hugo Broos and Ronwen Williams led South Africa to their first Africa Cup of Nations medal since 2000 and Rasta was one of many fans who welcomed them at the OR Tambo International Airport today.
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Rasta welcomes Bafana with painting
Lebani Sirenje, known as Rasta the Artist, has built a reputation as one of Mzansi's biggest celeb portraitists over the past few years and done plenty of work to honour SA's sporting heroes.
Upon Bafana Bafana's return to the country this morning, Rasta lined up to greet the players and staff alongside the many fans who turned up to greet them at the airport.
Unsurprisingly, Rasta came bearing a giant multi-person portrait which displayed his idea of what captain Ronwen Williams, coach Hugo Broos, Themba Zwane, Teboho Mokoena, Siyanda Xulu, and what appears to be Aubrey Modiba, Oshwin Appolis and Percy Tau.
The players and Broos were displayed in different Bafana jerseys, with parts of the South African flag painted in the background.
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Before Bafana departed for the continental showpiece in the Ivory Coast, Rasta showed Bafana's Belgian tactician a portrait he'd painted for the 71-year-old, much to Broos' delight:
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