SA Rugby reports 2019 profit
SA Rugby has been able to tackle challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic from a position of strength after reporting a profit of R8.5 million for 2019.
SA Rugby has been able to tackle challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic from a position of strength after reporting a profit of R8.5 million for 2019.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says the governing body’s focus of the sport has now shifted to its return-to-play plans.
All South African rugby stakeholders have jointly confirmed pay cuts and other economies to offset up to R1.2bn from the sport’s budget by the end of the year.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux is reportedly expected to leave the organisation at the end of the year for a post at World Rugby.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says the postponement of the 2020 Olympic Games is disappointing but necessary in the bid to combat the Covid-19 pandemic.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says background planning is under way to resume Vodacom Super Rugby and PRO14 before season’s end.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux says plans to make key sports free-to-air on television in South Africa could harm the future of the Springboks.
The legal case between Stellenbosch University and SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux will reportedly go to arbitration in November.
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux has maintained that he is not guilty of mismanaging Stellenbosch University funds days before his fraud trial was meant to get under way.
SA Rugby has posted a modest post-tax profit of R2-million after two years of losses.