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SA Rugby in a state of ‘fighting, division and strife’An overflow of animosity seems to be bubbling within SA Rugby, caused by the current private equity negotiations.
Ackerley Sports Group LLC will pursue a new deal for the commercial rights to the world champion Springboks rugby team after ...
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Gayton McKenzie’s blunt verdict on SA Rugby’s private equity deal with US investorsSouth Africa’s Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has given his verdict at the latest proposal from the ...
Ackerley Sports Group LLC. wants to join forces with a South African group to invest in the commercial rights of the ...
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SA Rugby deal: US-based Ackerley Sports Group look to revive dealAckerley Sports Group LLC will pursue a new deal for the commercial rights to the world champion Springboks after an initial ...
The inclusion of South African teams in the Champions Cup has been highly controversial for some but Eben Etzebeth remains a ...
Doubts are still wondering about the future participation of the three South African teams in the Champions Cup as clubs ...
As we start the new year of rugby with some Champions and Challenge Cup action this weekend, we thought it would be good to ...
The world champion Springboks could sell off a stake of their commercial rights company to investors in Leeds United as South African rugby looks for a stronger financial footing. Seattle-based firm ...
Labat Africa, founded in 1995 by former rugby boss Brian van Rooyen and Victor Labat, has become technically insolvent.
Two of South Africa’s newly appointed ministers are making waves in South Africa’s sports broadcasting market.
The 28-year-old is the world’s most followed rugby player on Instagram and TikTok. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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