VIDEO: "LIVING WITH THE PRIDE - PART THREE"


By Richard Bennett
July 31 2014

Our much anticipated third video update is now up! Footage follows this year's team - with individuals from all corners of the globe - from a rain-soaked Dar es Salaam into Africa's warm heart, Malawi, concluding a few weeks later in Zambia.






Catch up with the guys and girls as they tell their story alongside more of our inspirational friends in Africa. See rugby reaching far and wide, as adult teachers are given in-depth insight into coaching principles, enabling autonomy; re-live the moment our G4S Zambia colleagues installed a rural school's very first computer room;
the Pride is shown some interesting dance moves; and share in some of the team's more 'thrilling' adventures as they sample Africa's wilder offerings!

Living with the Pride - Part Three


IN OTHER NEWS
... Selected features from our website BLOG:

G4S Africa continues to shine... In its second year partnership with Bhubesi Pride, we explore the dynamic nature of how this incredible relationship is going from strength to strength, reaching out to communities, beyond rugby

Days in the life of... There's rarely a dull moment; catch up with Oli's video diary and even one of my 16-hour stretches

SA Rugby send Springbok scrum coach Pieter de Villiers to Botswana... In a unique arrangement, SARU's CEO Jurie Roux enables expert input from its High Performance Team with a visit to Gaborone alongside Bhubesi Pride, the Botswana Rugby Union and its National Team

Bhubesi Pride news

APPLY FOR 2015

Next year is a Rugby World Cup year. Once again, we are seeking to select the best possible coaching team to continue building on the excellent work of our 2012, 2013 and 2014 volunteers. If you know someone you believe to be ideal for this opportunity, or you're personally interested in joining us in Africa for anything from a month upwards to coach, teach, learn and develop yourself and others, please do get in touch today.

Our application process is open - view options and share the opportunity

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As always, for more information or any questions about our growing charity, we invite you to contact us anytime.


Kind regards,
Richard Bennett
Bhubesi Pride Foundation | Founder
Email:
richard@rugbyinafrica.org


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VIDEO: "LIVING WITH THE PRIDE - PART THREE"
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