2024 TOUR
Tanzania
Known for festivals like the Kilimanjaro Marathon and numerous cycling tours through national parks. Tanzanian rugby is an emerging in East Africa, with a growing number of clubs and grassroots initiatives aimed at promoting the sport.
While rugby is not as established as some other countries in Africa, Tanzania's rugby community is passionate, driven, and keen to expand the sport's reach. The Tanzania Rugby Union actively supports youth, men and women development programs and community engagement to build a stronger foundation for the adult game.
Kenya
Renowned for its wildlife safaris, marathon festivals, and adventure sports activities, Kenya is a powerhouse of rugby in Africa. The country boasts a strong rugby tradition, particularly in sevens rugby, where the national team, the Kenya Sevens, is internationally acclaimed. Rugby is popular at both grassroots and professional levels, with numerous clubs,schools, and universities actively participating in the sport. The Kenya Rugby Union plays a pivotal role in nurturing both male and female talent andorganising high-profile festivals, such as the Safari Sevens tournament.
Uganda
Emerging as a destination for cycling tours and adventure races, with attractions like the Rwenzori Mountains. Uganda is a rising star in African rugby with a growing reputation for its dynamic and competitive players. The Uganda Rugby Union has made significant strides in promoting the sport at grassroots and professional levels, fostering a strong rugby culture across the country. Uganda’s national teams, particularly in sevens rugby, have shown impressive performances on the international stage, highlighting the nation’s talent and dedication to the sport. Rugby is increasingly popular in schools and universities, with numerous development programs aimed at nurturing young talent and women’s rugby.