Rugby World Cup 2023: Why does victory mean more to South Africa?

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Rugby World Cup 2023: Why does victory mean more to South Africa?

Rugby World Cup 2023: Why does victory mean more to South Africa?

BBC Sport

Published 30 Oct 2023

The Springboks and inspirational captain Siya Kolisi have an impact far beyond sport, say fans and politicians in their homeland.

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