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Bring it home boys! Go Bokke!

Dear Editor

The DA wishes the Springboks success in the 2023 World Cup final in Paris, France tomorrow. Despite a challenging tournament and attempts to derail their focus, they have shown true South African spirit, overcame adversity and are on the cusp of making history. Your journey has already made us proud.

Coach Jacques Nienaber and Director of Rugby Rassie Erasmus will be fielding the most experienced team ever to go up against New Zealand, and the hope of an entire nation rests upon them.

May your show of strength, unity, and resilience continue to inspire South Africans and the world.

South Africa unites behind the Boks and we will ensure they feel the roar of every cheer tomorrow night!

Bring it home boys! Go Bokke!

Regards

Tsepo Mhlongo MP
DA Shadow Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture

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