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Jurie Roux (Gallo Images)
Jurie Roux (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - South African Rugby Union (SARU) CEO Jurie Roux on Tuesday said quotas only exist in the Vodacom and Community Cup tournaments and that there were no plans to enforce it at higher levels.

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Roux was speaking at a media briefing in Cape Town outlining SARU’s Strategic Transformation Plan for the next five years.

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