South Africa Rugby refers to the governing body responsible for promoting and managing the sport of rugby union in South Africa. Officially known as the South African Rugby Union (SARU), it oversees the national teams, including the Springboks, which is the country’s representative team in international competitions. The term encompasses various aspects of rugby in South Africa, including its development, organization of competitions, and participation in international events. South Africa has a rich rugby tradition, characterized by significant achievements in the Rugby World Cup and other global tournaments. The sport plays a crucial role in the country’s culture and community, often seen as a unifying force across diverse populations.