Rugby

Boks transform the way we think about transformation

08 November 2019 - 06:00 By Khanyiso Tshwaku
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Springbok captain Siya Kolisi speaks to the crowd during the Rugby World Cup trophy tour through the streets of Gauteng on November 7 2019.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi speaks to the crowd during the Rugby World Cup trophy tour through the streets of Gauteng on November 7 2019.
Image: Sebabatso Mosamo

Transformation targets are the reason Siya Kolisi has been able to make his rugby talents work for him.

As we have seen in the World Cup, black players can be world class when given the opportunity, which is why those targets have to remain.

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