Club: Kaizer Chiefs (Johannesburg, South Africa)

Timeframe: around the 1995–96 season

• Head coach: Augusto Palacios — a Peruvian coach who had a coaching spell with Kaizer Chiefs in the mid-1990s (around the 1995–96 period).
• Competition context: This was the tail end of the National Soccer League (NSL) era in South Africa; the Premier Soccer League (PSL) was established for the 1996–97 season. Chiefs competed in the national league and the domestic cup competitions common at the time (league cup formats and Top Eight–style cup events under various sponsors).
• Club overview: Kaizer Chiefs, founded in 1970 by Kaizer Motaung, were one of South Africa’s most prominent clubs in the 1990s. The squad in the mid-1990s typically combined long-serving stars and emerging local talent; notable long-term figures associated with the club in that era included senior players such as Doctor Khumalo and the club leadership around founder Kaizer Motaung.
• Season character: The mid-1990s were a transitional period in South African club football as the domestic structure reformed into the PSL; clubs including Kaizer Chiefs were adapting to new formats, sponsorship structures and increasing professionalization.

If you need specific details from the 1995–96 season—full squad lists, match results, league position, or cup runs—I can compile season statistics and match-by-match information from available historical records.