
Saru president asked to extend tenure
Saru president Mark Alexander could seek another four-year term when his current stint ends in April 2026.
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Saru president Mark Alexander could seek another four-year term when his current stint ends in April 2026.
SA Rugby have addressed concerns over a proposed private equity investment during a meeting of the Presidents’ Council in Cape Town on Wednesday.
SA Rugby has announced that Thursday’s meeting to vote on the proposed private equity deal with US-based Ackerley Sports Group has been postponed at government request.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander says the latest internal audit of the Strategic Transformation Development Plan 2030 (STDP 2030) paints a picture of a sport tracking firmly in the right direction.
Jacques Nienaber and Springbok captain Siya Kolisi are among the eight nominees from rugby in 22 categories of the 17th annual SA Sport Awards announced this week.
The war of words between SA Rugby and union bosses has continued ahead of a crunch meeting on Thursday over hosting fees for 2024 Test matches.
A “shocked” Mark Alexander said SA Rugby will deal with those unions considering not paying the fees that the governing body has charged for hosting Tests in 2024.
SA Rugby’s touted equity partnership with Ackerley Sports Group (ASG) is reportedly still in the fundraising phase despite this week’s allusions of a done deal.
South African rugby is in a good space, and SARU president Mark Alexander has several reasons to be upbeat about the future of the sport in the country, writes MARK KEOHANE.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander paid tribute to former Springbok captain Theuns Stofberg, who sadly passed away on Wednesday morning following a serious car accident outside Stellenbosch.