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  1. ZRU distributes PPE’s and Disinfectants to Provinces
  2. ZRU In-Touch Magazine Vol.3 released.
  3. ZRU Executive meets the Midlands rugby stakeholders
  4. Zimbabwe rugby adopts the World Rugby GRTP protocols
  5. The ZRU endorses World Rugby Anti-Doping regulation 21.
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ZRU Vice President mr Martin Shone and Chairperson of the COVID Relief Committee
April 15, 2021
ZRU distributes PPE’s and Disinfectants to Provinces
COVID-19
April 15, 2021

The Zimbabwe Rugby Union steps up preparations for return to play.  The Zimbabwe Rugby Union’s Rugby Africa COVID Relief Committee today handed over Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and disinfectants to the various key stakeholders to ensure the safe return to play. The handover ceremony was attended by the ZRU Vice President South Mr Martin Shone,…

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Vol.3
April 12, 2021
ZRU In-Touch Magazine Vol.3 released.
COVID-19
April 12, 2021

The Zimbabwe Rugby Union’s in house magazine has been published. Please find it attached below. In-Touch Vol 3

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April 7, 2021
ZRU Executive meets the Midlands rugby stakeholders
COVID-19
April 7, 2021

ZIMBABWE RUGBY UNION MAPS THE WAY FORWARD ON RESUMPTION OF LOCAL MINI LEAGUES The Zimbabwe Rugby Union Executive met the Midlands Provincial rugby executive and stakeholders. The Meeting was attended by the ZRU President Aaron Jani, his two Vice Presidents Losson Mtongwiza(N) and Martin Shone (S) Zimbabwe Rugby Union President Aaron Jani questioned the delay…

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World Rugby
March 30, 2021
Zimbabwe rugby adopts the World Rugby GRTP protocols
COVID-19
March 30, 2021

With the lifting of the moratorium on rugby activities in the country by the government and the SRC , the  Zimbabwe Rugby Union has adopted the World Rugby Gradual Return to Play protocols as the Union seeks to restart all rugby activities in the country. For full details on the protocols open the attached link…

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ZRRS
March 22, 2021
Rugby referees ready for return of play
COVID-19
March 22, 2021

The affiliates of the Zimbabwe Rugby Union have hit the ground running after the announcement that Rugby can resume training and games. The Zimbabwe Rugby Referees Society , Bulawayo chapter , the Kudu Referees had their first meeting in 2021 at Hartsfield Rugby stadium on Saturday the 20th of March with all covid protocols as set…

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January 4, 2021
SRC suspends all sporting activities; review on the 31st of January 2021
COVID-19
January 4, 2021
SRC
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Sifiso Made
October 7, 2020
Rugby resumes training and games
COVID-19
October 7, 2020

The Zimbabwe Rugby Union was this afternoon given the authority to resume training and competitive matches. This comes after months of waiting after the Union applied for permission to resume training and competitive games. The ZRU Chief Executive Officer Mr Sifiso Made said they applied to the Minister of Youth, Sports, Arts and Recreation Honorable…

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September 13, 2020
Keith ‘Beefy’ Murray- Player Feature
COVID-19
September 13, 2020
Keith ‘Beefy’ Murray Born : 25th of February 1987 Junior School : Springvale School, Marondera Senior School : Falcon College, Esigodini Position:Zimbabwe Rugby Union Sables  Hooker (sometimes Centre) Growing up I watched a lot of rugby on television and my interest grew through junior school at Springvale School in Marondera. When it came to senior...
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September 11, 2020
ZRU distribute COVID-19 food relief in Manicaland
COVID-19
September 11, 2020
Focus on Manicaland Province The ZRU Covid-19 Food Relief and Distribution Manicaland Province The Manicaland Rugby board through the chairperson Mr Josiah Borerwe distributed food hampers to six of the active rugby clubs in the province. Mr Borerwe said “In our current trying times of Covid-19 global pandemic, no good deed is considered too small....
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Zru Zimbabwe Rugby Union Restructures National Teams
August 1, 2020
ZRU Restructures National Teams
COVID-19
August 1, 2020

The Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) is Using the Current Covid-19 Period, to Restructure the National Teams Ahead of their World Cup and Africa Cup Campaigns.

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