Should rugby utilise foreign players?

The Vultures have been unimpressive in recent times
The Vultures have been unimpressive in recent times

Local rugby continues to record dismal results on the international front. But there might be a solution not far away from the Botswana Rugby Union (BRU) doorstep, argues Staff Writer, CALISTUS KOLANTSHO

Botswana rugby has failed to hit the expected heights, with morale sapping losses littered across international competitions.

But faced with the dire situation, rugby can turn to Option B in its effort to breathe life into The Vultures, the country’s national team.

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