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Excitement builds for sevens rugby tournament in Stellenbosch

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The countdown to the second annual News24 Forward Faster Sevens Invitational Tournament is well underway, and this year's event promises to be more than just a rugby spectacle.

With world-class entertainment lined up for fans of all ages, the two-day tournament, taking place in Stellenbosch, will offer an unforgettable experience on and off the field.The highly anticipated rugby sevens action will see the South Africa men's sevens players in action alongside other top international talent.

The action on the pitch will be complemented by exciting entertainment zones, courtesy of tournament sponsors and associated partners, including News24, Heineken Beverages, Standard Bank, and Unitrans.Le Roux Conradie, Founder of the Forward Foundation and organiser of the tournament, expressed his enthusiasm for this year's event. “We are thrilled to bring more than just top-tier rugby to Stellenbosch.

Thanks to our incredible sponsors, we've created a family-friendly environment where people of all ages can enjoy a full weekend of entertainment.

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