0Robson SharukoHARARETHE curtain comes down on the 2018 Rugby Africa Gold Cup this weekend with some high-stakes do-or-die battle in three cities in Namibia, Uganda and Tunisia with the battle for a place at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan reaching a climax in Windhoek. The Africa Rugby Gold Cup, a six-team battle for the right to brag about being the second best team on the continent behind the Springboks, and the golden reward of a place at the next World Cup in Japan, comes to a thrilling climax at the Geingob Stadium in Windhoek this Saturday. The Zimbabweans have not qualified for the Rugby World Cup since 1991. Kenya have piled on 178 points and conceded 82 for a points difference of +96 and have scored 26 tries while conceding 14 tries. ‘’Curtis is back in so we can utilize his experience and cool head late in the game.

Source: The North Africa Journal August 20, 2018 09:45 UTC