South African Rugby (SAR) has postponed a crucial meeting to vote on a proposed private equity deal with Ackerley Sports Group following government request. The postponement allows for further clarification and addressing concerns raised by stakeholders.
over a proposed private equity investment during a meeting of the Presidents’ Council in Cape Town on Wednesday.
“We remain committed to transparency and accountability, and it is important to correct the misinformation and posturing that has surfaced in the media,” SA Rugby president Mark Alexander said.
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