Mduduzi Shabalala opened the scoring after just four minutes and added a second after 61 minutes before Ayanda Lukhele briefly reduced the deficit with his goal with 70 minutes on the clock.
Mfundo Vilakazi restored Chiefs' two-goal lead three minutes later and Flavio Silva secured the result when he netted with one minute of the match remaining.
Speaking after the game, a delighted Kaze praised goalscorers Shabalala, Vilakazi.
Kaze said in the Citizen: "I believe a player like Shabalala has a very big margin of progress.
"He is still 21 and can improve in so many areas. One of these is as a number ten. He needs to contribute more in areas that he is supposed to, with goals and assists.
"There were moments in the past when he was taking more touches inside the box than were needed. But that is something we are correcting every day. He is an unbelievable player and willing to learn every day.
"Vilakazi is also a player with a big margin of progression," added Kaze. "He is only 19. Sometimes technical players only rely on the technique they have.
"But this is the PSL, where you have players running over you, this is an area where we wanted him to improve.
"He needs to use his physicality but we know he is a player who can make a difference in the last 30 metres."
Bradley Grobler scored a late equaliser as Stellenbosch FC played to a 1-1 home draw against Sekhukhune United in their Betway Premiership clash at Athlone Stadium on Friday.
Mamelodi Sundowns will look to strengthen their position at the top of the Betway Premiership when they visit winless Chippa United at Buffalo City Stadium on Saturday.
Kaizer Chiefs could move up to second on the Premier Soccer League standings with all three points away to Polokwane City on Saturday.
We take a look at the five major talking points ahead of this weekend's PSL action with 14 teams set to battle in seven fixtures in the 2026/27 Betway Premiership.
