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Eastern Cape Schoolboys off to the UK for Once-In-A-Lifetime Rugby Tour

In the News Today: Standard Bank, in proud partnership with the Lincoln Mali Leadership Foundation, is set to send 22 young rugby players from the Eastern Cape to the United Kingdom for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The players, selected from 528 boys and 24 schools from Gqeberha and Fort Beaufort, earned their places in the Mzwandile Mali XV through a series of competitive games at the Mzwandile Mali Schools Rugby Tournament held earlier this year.

Accompanied by four officials, the players, aged between 16 and 18, will be hosted by the Sevenoaks Rugby Football Club (SRFC), in Kent, from 4 to 13 October.

The team and staff will stay with families associated with the SRFC and will visit, practice with, and play games against Tonbridge School, Sutton Valence School, Brighton College, and… continue reading HERE.

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