World Cup hits broadcasting headache in SA

In a blow to rugby fans in South Africa, it has been confirmed that the SABC will not be broadcasting the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

In a blow to rugby fans in South Africa, it has been confirmed that the SABC will not be broadcasting the upcoming World Cup.

“SuperSport is disappointed that it has not reached an agreement with the SABC for the sub-licensing of broadcast rights to the 2023 Rugby World Cup despite SuperSport having made various proposals to the SABC on reasonable commercial terms,” a statement from the pay channel read.

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