Zimbabwe News Update

🇿🇼 Published: 04 December 2025
📘 Source: The Sowetan

Samsunghas joined forces with the South African Rugby Union (SA Rugby) as the official mobile and consumer electronics partner for the country’s national teams. This includes theSpringboks, Springbok Women, Junior Springboks, Springbok Sevens and Springbok Women Sevens. The partnership extends to the South Korean electronics giant becoming an associate sponsor of the Vodacom United Rugby Championship (URC).

The agreement, which is effective from September for the Vodacom URC and October or the Springboks, runs for two years. According toJustin Hume, vice president of Mobile eXperience atSamsung SA, the partnership makes sense because it sharpens how fans connect to the game. “Through the power of Samsung Galaxy devices and Galaxy AI, we’re enabling fans to capture, share and enjoy every moment with clarity and immediacy.

“No other brand can connect supporters, teams and players quite like Samsung. It’s a natural fit for how rugby is experienced today.” Hume says the shared focus on excellence, continuous improvement and elite performance reinforces the alignment between Samsung and SA Rugby. The union’s year-round investment in developing players, coaches and support teams mirrors Samsung’s own drive for innovation and long-term progress.

📖 Continue Reading
This is a preview of the full article. To read the complete story, click the button below.

Read Full Article on The Sowetan

AllZimNews aggregates content from various trusted sources to keep you informed.

[paywall]

“Our technology strengthens connection, performance and progress, values that align naturally with Springbok and Vodacom URC rugby.” In addition, the partnership supports Samsung’s audience priorities, the growth of Galaxy AI and the company’s long-term investment in the South African market. “Samsung’s world-class innovation aligns perfectly with our ambition to push the boundaries both on and off the field, and their cutting-edge technology will empower us to improve everything we do on and off the field, including fan engagement. It’s a game-changer for how we operate,” says Rian Oberholzer, SA Rugby CEO. “This partnership brings us access to Samsung’s latest consumer electronics, which will enhance our training facilities, and put the very best communication devices in our hands.

[/paywall]

📰 Article Attribution
Originally published by The Sowetan • December 04, 2025

Powered by
AllZimNews

By Hope