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As anyone who follows rugby football knows, the game in South Africa is hard fought and tough. During the apartheid era, it was the whites-only Springboks, the national team, probably more than any other South African institution, which came to symbolise a divided society. ………. . After the Springboks defeated New Zealand in the World Cup final in 1995, South Africa's blacks cheered instead of jeered, and a jubilant Nelson Mandela even wore one of the green and gold Springbok jerseys, once so symbolic of white supremacy.

Now a game enjoyed equally by blacks and whites, rugby has helped with the country's reconciliation

For much of the apartheid era, South Africa was under an international sports boycott

Cricket is another sport that few blacks in South Africa have played at international level

Today some of the worst officials of the apartheid era are having to answer for their crimes

Considering the small population of the islands, Samoa produces a remarkable number of good rugby players