Cape Town — SA Rugby announced a modest taxed profit of R8.5m for 2019 on Wednesday, and CEO Jurie Roux said the organisation was well positioned to tackle Covid-19 challenges.

Roux said at the organisation’s annual meeting that revenue rose 2.5% to R1.29bn, but that this was offset in part  by a reduction in Test guaranteed income due to fewer Springbok matches...

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