President Ramaphosa arrives at Paris to back Springboks on the Rugby World Cup final. Image: Twitter/@PresidencyZA
Ramaphosa in Paris to back Springboks
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa shows up in France, backing the Springboks in their 2023 Rugby World Cup final quest.
President Ramaphosa arrives at Paris to back Springboks on the Rugby World Cup final. Image: Twitter/@PresidencyZA
Cyril Ramaphosa, the President of South Africa, has made his presence felt in the heart of France as he arrives to support the Springboks in their quest for victory in the 2023 Rugby World Cup final.
The stage is set at the iconic Stade de France, where South Africa’s national rugby team aims to clinch the coveted Webb Ellis Rugby World Cup.
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The much-anticipated showdown is scheduled to kick off at 21:00 tonight and will be widely televised on various sports channels as well as SABC, ensuring fans around the world don’t miss a moment of the action.
In addition to being a dedicated supporter, President Ramaphosa plans to connect with the Springbok squad, sharing his best wishes and offering words of inspiration to fuel their pursuit of glory.
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The Springboks have not only showcased their prowess on the rugby field but have also become a symbol of resilience, uniting people in South Africa and beyond.
The Presidency acknowledges that the Springboks have transcended the realm of sports, touching the hearts of people worldwide with their indomitable spirit.
“The Springboks have inspired all South Africans and the world with their fighting spirit that they have displayed over the course of the tournament which has transcended the sport of rugby,” said the Presidency.
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What else will Ramaphosa do in France?
Before the grand finale commences, President Ramaphosa will engage in a bilateral meeting with his French counterpart, President Emmanuel Macron, strengthening diplomatic ties and enhancing the shared passion for rugby between their two nations.
It’s a momentous occasion for rugby enthusiasts, as the world comes together to witness the clash of titans and celebrate the sport’s universal appeal.
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