Zimbabwe has waited decades to see the Sables on the global rugby stage again. Their qualification for the 2027 Rugby World Cup marked a historic achievement. The last appearance came in 1991, making the return deeply significant. The Sables’ Rugby Africa Men’s Cup victory in Uganda secured this long-awaited moment.
Beating Morocco, Kenya, and Namibia displayed discipline and skill. Zimbabweans celebrated not just a sporting triumph but a national resurgence. Rugby united the country in pride and hope. This qualification showed resilience, determination, and a belief that Zimbabwe can compete globally.
Sables sing and dance with President Mnangagwa at State House
President Mnangagwa welcomed the victorious Sables to State House with heartfelt joy. He congratulated them warmly, calling them ambassadors of Zimbabwe. Posting pictures on Instagram, he praised their courage, conduct, and character. His message celebrated their achievement and national pride.
As celebrations unfolded, the President clapped his hands with excitement. He joined the team in song, moving with visible happiness. Laughter, singing, and dancing filled the space with energy. The President’s smile reflected genuine pride in the players’ efforts. Transitioning from speeches to song created an atmosphere of togetherness.
Rugby became a bridge between leadership and athletes. The Sables sang proudly, while Mnangagwa matched their rhythm with delight. It was a celebration beyond sport, filled with unity. Their shared dance captured joy and hope for the nation. In that moment, Zimbabwe’s spirit rose high with song, love, and victory.
Fans celebrate with the team
After the Sables’ videos went viral singing nd dancing with resident Mnangagwa, fans loved it.
@BRAD_ZW “This guy should go see Victor or Madzibaba atleast
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@Billy Katiyo “This is the best thing I have watched lol priceless lol President atarisa lol ”
@tk mnery “This guy’s never miss .for those who love them let’s gather here
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